What to get

hi, i have a beam soundbar 2. with the sub mini is the difference noticeable?  also improves the soundbar?

Hi! I’m trying to figure out if this setup would work or not & make a purchase accordingly. My primary goal is to have the SONOS surround experience for TV/Movie viewing as well as retaining my in ceiling speakers for music listening (or) adding the depth dimension for TV Viewing I have 4 in ceiling speakers in 2 rooms & a Sonos Amp. I plan on purchasing the ARC, 2X One SLs & a SUB. Wanting to make sure this would work: Connect 4 Ceiling Speakers to the amp (2 in parallel)- they are passive thus driving through amp Connect the 2X One SLs, SUB & ARC (Sound Bar) to the AMP (Wirelessly, I’m assuming)   That way the ceiling speakers give me the depth/height, sound-bar does the job of front center/L/R and the 2X One SLs act as the surround.    This setup also doubles up when I want to listen to music in either rooms through the app  Trying to make sure this runs before I drop $2K on all this.  

I am looking a purchasing an Amp and a pair of outdoor speakers. Given where I am the sonos out door by sonance are the same price as the B&W AM-1 which one should I purchase? The reviews on the B&W are all very good but the sonance ones have some complaints about the depth of base. Just looking to see if anyone else has looked into these types of options.

Hi everyone, I am looking to connect an old G&C sound deck music centre to my Sonos system. Currently I don’t have any speakers for it. I am wondering what the best/easiest way is to do it? Can I just connect a Sonos Five to the headphone jack at the front or will I need a 2 pin din to RCA adaptor to connect to a Sonos port and then speakers that way?  

Here is the thing: Im planning on buying a Sonos ARC soundbar for my TV room, I will add the subwofer also, and also the ceilling speakers with an AMP, and as I have been reading, I will connect my ARC soundbar to my tv thru hdmi arc or earc, and the ARC will pair with the AMP which will have the ceilling speakers connected, right? By now everything is good, butttt I will also like to add a pair of sonos outdoor speakers, so I can hear an sports game indoors, but also outdoors, or sometimes music indoors and the game outdoors, or vice versa.. my question is: is this possible? Will the ARC soundbar be able to connect to both AMPs? Will all of these sound scenarios possible? Thanks     

I have a generic turntable with rca’s and I want to play my vinyl through my Sonos system. The turntable is a stand alone component not connected to anything due to my whole house being Sonos. Correct me if I’m wrong, all I need is the Sonos Port to play it through my system, right!? Thanks in advanced!! 

Hi! How do I set up the sonos arc in cieling speakers to make a surround sound in my living room? I plan on having 2 in the living room and was thinking about installing them behind the sofa? Any help would be appreciated.

Hi there, I want to purchase Five and the 2 Room Set with Arc. However, I’m unsure of what are the minimum TV specs required for them to work smoothly? Could anyone help me please? That will determine if I can purchase them now or wait until I buy a new TV :)Thanks!

I currently have 2 Play3 speakers a Sonos soundbar and a Sub (Gen 2) all connected to a Bridge.  I want to upgrade to the Arc and 2x One SL Speakers no bridge.  2 Questions.  Can I continue to use the Sub Gen2 and do I need a new wall mount?

I recently had my first stereo system refurbished, Marantz 2230 tuner/amp with a Philips 212 turntable.  I have wired speakers for the system which I will want to use on occasion.  My question is, what Sonos product would I use to bring the old system into the our Sonos system?  I have the following, Sonos Arc, Sub gen3, 2 One SLs as surround speakers and 1 Move.  I want to use the Marantz amp to drive the wired speakers and connect to the Sonos system, at the same time or separately. The Marantz has aux out.  My question is does the aux out require an Amp or can I connect to a Port?

I want to install two TV’s outdoors that are very close to each other (less than 10’ and facing different directions).  I would ideally like the idea of having both TV’s play the same video and audio signal (with no human detectable delay) but potentially play separate signals.  I thought I would deploy it like this:*HDMI Splitter: Input=FireStick1.  Output1=TV1 HDMI1, Output2=TV2 HDMI1** So far just looking at a 4K powered splitter on Monoprice.com that has good reviews.  Not sure if this brand/model is critical as long as it does proper say 4K@60hz or whatever the requirement is?*TV1*HDMI1 input=Output1 from HDMI splitter described below*TV2*HDMI1 input=Output from HDMI splitter near TV1HDMI2 input=FireStick2This configuration allows me to set both TV’s to HDMI1 and use the remote for FireStick1 to see and hear the same audio.  If I want to have the TV’s broadcast different signals (perhaps one with audio muted), I can simply switch them both to HDMI2 and use two separate FireStick r

BonjourJ’envisage d’acquérir un ampère.Vous êtes satisfait du son à partir d'une platine vinyle ?si vous pouvez me donner des précisions sur le son...Merci 

Is there different gens of the Sonos Fives and when using them as surrounds do they need to be vertical or horizontal or does it matter? 

Hello everyone!I am planning to buy a Sonos system but I have a lots of doubts about what to get, hope you can help me.The system is for a house bar, we play everything trough the TV (Youtube, spotify, netflix, sport games in the TV, etc) we do not watch movies, just music videos in youtube or just music from spotify, the sustem will be for music; so I am planning to use an ARC with the sub for it, also I want to add two ones but no to use them as sorrounds, my question is: This set up would work good for music? It would be loud and clear? What if I change the ones with two fives, this would sound good with the arc? Is this set up Im planning to get a good idea or it would be better to use an amp with regular speakers? Hope you could help me, thanks in advance!  PS: One of the reasons I am thinking to get sonos is that I also want to have the option to add more speakers in another space of the house where I could play the same music of the bar at the same time.Remember, the main or onl

I currently have my LG Oled C8 connected via eArc to a Beam Gen1, with 2 Sono One’s at the rear. What would be the best upgrade path for me? Adding a Sonos Sub Mini, or upgrading the Gen1 Beam to a Gen2?   

What would be the better spend? With a beam, 2 one sl speakers or mini sub? We are more speech oriented than big movie sounds. Stu

What type of Bluetooth headphones are compatible with Sonos? We have 2 Plays, 1 Roam, and 1 Port.

My lounge is approx. 20ft x 12ft. we have the usual stuff, couple of sofas etc. But my question is this, will my sound experience be improved enough by the sub mini when i add it to my playbase or will it feel lost because of the size of the room? I don’t have surround speakers but am thinking of getting some.

Hello.  I’ve been googling and searching these forums, but not still quite sure the most ideal solution for my situation (There may not be one).  We’re installing a new patio and the landscaper offered to trench and lay the speaker wire for my outdoor speaker setup.  I’m looking at the Sonance MAG Series 6.1 that comes with the Sonos Amp.  I’d house the amp in my basement and run the speaker wire outside.  I was thinking while I’m able to run wires/cables underground it would be great if I could set something up if we ever wanted to bring a TV or projector out using the sonance speakers for the audio.  I’ve seen options for HDMI extenders through Ethernet or maybe even just HDMI.  My problem is we won’t have a tv or projector out there all the time so any cable/devices I run would just be sitting out in plain site in the elements when not in use.  Any thoughts on what I could do to use the Sonos system outside for occasional TV/projection viewing?  I am by no means an expert in any of

 Was considering  to upgrade  my  system with a new  arc and  gen3  subwoofer. Decided to replace  my  Samsung android phone  with an  Apple  iphone to use Trueplay.  However after purchasing  a SE 2022 found that this is as yet not supported by Sonos.  After e-mailing and a phone call to sonos support was informed they do not release dates for upgradesbut  will be  coming  soon and to use a friends iphone for trueplay!! These  phones were released March this year. Maybe in another year or two Sonos will support this model.Now bought a Sony HT-A9, which supports all formats and uses a remote for callibration. The sound is  amazing  for both TV\ radio.  So muchso  just bought the new sony  A90K  TV.Will now never buy another sonos product. Current system is relegated to the  pare room with my old  smaller  tv.Rest in Peace sonos Long live Sony products.

I have a Sonos Arc with IKEA back speakers.  Will the new Mini Sub work with this arrangement?  I have a fairly small living room.  Probably a stupid question but all of the information I see references the ‘smaller’ sound bars.

I understand that using a Sonos Connect to play my turntable to the Sonos Arc is a cheaper than using the Port.  But, will I need a pre-amp to use the Connect or the Port.  My turntable is an older Sherwood turntable.

Hello. Could anyone in the know kindly advise what the Sonos sub mini box dimensions are and what the shipping weight (with packaging) of the set is please? I'm trying to assess shipping costs/options. TQ.

Hi all ,Im looking to purchase my first ever sonos product .im looking for a great speaker to listen music at home. As a family we always have the music on and I think a sonos setup would be great. I was thinking about the sonos one speaker ? I’m weighing up whether getting the latest generation or two older generation sonos ones? any advice greatly appreciated 

 Hello.I need to connect the arc soundbar, the Sub (Gen 3) and 6 Sonos Architectural by Sonance speakers and TV. How many AMPs do I need?Thank you