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Contributor I
September 30, 2023
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Pairing question

If I pair 2 Sonos Moves into stereo, can I group that pairing with another Sonos (mono) speaker outdoors so that all three play at once, with 2 of them in stereo and the third not?

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Airgetlam
AirgetlamAnswer
September 30, 2023

In Sonos parlance, you would ‘group’ one room with the other, and yes, the result would be what you suggest. 

Bruce

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Airgetlam
AirgetlamAnswer
September 30, 2023

In Sonos parlance, you would ‘group’ one room with the other, and yes, the result would be what you suggest. 

Bruce
buzz
Grand Maestro
September 30, 2023

Each mono speaker, pair, or surround system becomes a “Room”. You can “Group” Rooms to play the same music. Note that when playing TV audio in a surround Room, any Rooms Grouped with the TV sound will be slightly delayed relative to the TV audio.