Living Room: Arc, Sub, One SLs
Dining Room: Pair of One’s, Five or pair of Fives
Kitchen: Move or a Five
Each room will act as a separate zone. You can play each zone individually, group some zones together, or group every zone together to play the same audio.
NOTE: When you group zones while playing TV audio, you may experience a slight audio delay from the speakers in the dining room and kitchen.
Living Room: Arc, Sub, One SLs
Dining Room: Pair of One’s, Five or pair of Fives
Kitchen: Move or a Five
Each room will act as a separate zone. You can play each zone individually, group some zones together, or group every zone together to play the same audio.
NOTE: When you group zones while playing TV audio, you may experience a slight audio delay from the speakers in the dining room and kitchen.
Yes but if I use the living room setup grouped with other rooms to play music from an alexa, it should be fine right? I just want to get that bump from the sub when listening to music throughout the main floor
Yes, music audio from the Sonos app or other music apps will be in sync with all speakers. It’s just TV audio that will be slightly delayed in the dining room and kitchen speakers. But you may not even notice it because those speakers are in other rooms.
Yes, music audio from the Sonos app or other music apps will be in sync with all speakers. It’s just TV audio that will be slightly delayed in the dining room and kitchen speakers. But you may not even notice it because those speakers are in other rooms.
Oh I see what you’re saying, so then can I play separate groups for example:
Mainfloor group: Contains all speakers, when listening to music
Living room group: Only contains home theatre setup, when watching tv
Yes, you can group any combination of zones/rooms or play each zone/room individually.
Here is how to group and ungroup rooms and how to save groups in the Sonos app:
https://support.sonos.com/s/article/3391?language=en_US