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Can I Buy only one Architectural Speaker?

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I have two Sonos Architectural speakers that are powered by the Sonos amp. If like to buy one more, but I only see options to buy in pairs. Is there a resource for only purchasing one to add to my existing system?

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ratty

Evidently not. They’re sold in pairs for a reason: to connect to Amp and provide a balanced stereo listening experience.

How would you connect this single speaker? If it’s in parallel with another, on a single channel, it’s likely to upset the sound balance.

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GuitarSuperstar

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Evidently not. They’re sold in pairs for a reason: to connect to Amp and provide a balanced stereo listening experience.

How would you connect this single speaker? If it’s in parallel with another, on a single channel, it’s likely to upset the sound balance.

Connecting three speakers would probably work fine in Dual Mono mode, but I don’t believe it is possible to just purchase one speaker.

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Airgetlam

You might, however, check with the manufacturer of that speaker, Sonance. Just because they limit their sales partner Sonos to selling pairs doesn’t always mean they won’t ‘do you a favor’….

Bruce

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speabodyAuthor

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Evidently not. They’re sold in pairs for a reason: to connect to Amp and provide a balanced stereo listening experience.

How would you connect this single speaker? If it’s in parallel with another, on a single channel, it’s likely to upset the sound balance.

Yes, I currently have my other two connected to my amp. I have two in my backyard. And would like a singular for my front yard. That's too bad they don't offer it.

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