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Airgetlam
AirgetlamAnswer
October 5, 2024

You’re likely grouping them, rather than ‘bonding’ a pair as surround speakers. There will always be a slight delay between a home theater room (soundbar and surrounds/sub, if connected) and any grouped room, due to how Sonos works from a fundamental level. That delay disappears, of course, if you’re streaming music to all rooms. 

Bruce

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Airgetlam
AirgetlamAnswer
October 5, 2024

You’re likely grouping them, rather than ‘bonding’ a pair as surround speakers. There will always be a slight delay between a home theater room (soundbar and surrounds/sub, if connected) and any grouped room, due to how Sonos works from a fundamental level. That delay disappears, of course, if you’re streaming music to all rooms. 

Bruce