A little background information. My current setup is a sonos arc, sonos gen 3 sub, sonos amp powering speakercraft Crs6 roof speakers. I have sonos in ceiling speakers (purchased before I bought the house the setup is in) and found I have a mounting depth issue for the ceiling speakers. The sonos ceiling speakers need 4.75” depth and I have 4”. I am very handy with wood working and could make trim rings to drop down the ceiling speakers 3/4” but I guess my question is: is it even worth the trouble? Are the sonos in Ceiling speakers going to be worth it for the true play tuning or should I just get a different high end lower profile roof speaker?
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How worth it is the upgrade to sonos ceiling speakers? (depth issue)
Best answer by James L.
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I think this will be a case of personal preference here. TruePlay can make some great adjustments in some spaces, and minor, less noticeable changes in others.
I personally like the sound of the Sonance In-Ceiling speakers and TruePlay tuning them did make a decent bit of difference in our test lab here.
If there’s a way to temporarily mount the speakers to try them out for a while without having to make permanent adjustments then I’d encourage you to do that, so you can hear them for yourself.
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I think this will be a case of personal preference here. TruePlay can make some great adjustments in some spaces, and minor, less noticeable changes in others.
I personally like the sound of the Sonance In-Ceiling speakers and TruePlay tuning them did make a decent bit of difference in our test lab here.
If there’s a way to temporarily mount the speakers to try them out for a while without having to make permanent adjustments then I’d encourage you to do that, so you can hear them for yourself.
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