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Hello,My dog ate the power cord of my Era 300. Could you please confirm that this is the right power cord?https://www.sonos.com/fr-fr/shop/angled-power-cableThank you in advance,
I have a playbar and 2 move speakers that are connected separately. It’s a small rectangular den and the move speakers are in the back of the room behind the sofa, but they often drop the sound for a second but it happens repeatedly.I am looking to get 2 speakers that I can connect with the playbar for home theatre surround sound. (I also have a sub).Customer service told me that sonos 5, 1, 1SL, play 1, 3, 5 are compatible with the playbar.Which do you recommend?
After a lengthy foray into Echo Speakers I’m returning to Sonos. Early set up is Beam Gen 2 in living room and 3 Era 100 (1 in Kitchen & 2 in dinning room), more will follow. Dining room doubles up as listening to music, light gaming and usually where drinks are consumed room. I need to be able to run TV, old CD player, old tape deck, Brennan B2 and Nintendo Switch. Would I be correct in thinking I can do this with a AV receiver using line out to Sonos adapter into one Era 100 and everything else fed through receiver. It seems to make sense in my head but wondering if I’m missing something obvious. I’m no audiophile so don't need ultimate anything - just access to above and Apple Music (subscription and library for ripped cd’s) and old tape collection. Thanks in advance.
Hi, I want some advice as I will be new on Sonos and sound systems. I just bought a big TV (OLED 77 G4) and I want to put a system for the TV. I’m thinkin on the ARC ULTRA + one sub + 2 rears.These are some of the doubts I do have:How worth it it is to move to Sub 4 instead of Sub Mini? How worth it it is to move from Era 100 to Era 300 as rears?Apart from that, I’m thinking on getting also a Move 2 for moving it around the rooms… Opinions on that device?And last but very important point… I want to get benefit of the sonos system with a turntable… so I’m doubting which is the best way to connect it to them…Options I’m thinking:Sonos Port + Any turntable A turntable with BluetoothAre there others? Which one do you think is the best one? I’m new on this and any experience advice will be highly appreciatedThanks!!!
I have the following setups where I want to add the Sonos Sub1: TV + Arc2: Turntable + 2 Sonos Fiveis it posible to use the same sub when I play vinyls and later when I watch a movie too? Everything is in the same roomthanks!!
My brother has Sonos speakers throughout his home so staying in the Sonos ecosystem and using the app to control music throughout his home is important to him.One problem...He has outdoor pool speakers that are not Sonos brand.So, a few years ago I gave him my old Sonos PORT. He plugged that into an Audiovox amp and was able to use the Sonos app to control those pool speakers.The Audiovox amp is no longer working and we are trying to find a cheap solution to get his pool speakers back up and running.Looking on Amazon I came up with a few 300 watt amps that are dirt cheap in price but have mostly favorable reviews. All he would need to do is plug the PORT and his pool speakers into the amp.I want to order from Amazon as in most cases, I can get it next day and it’s easy to return if it doesn’t work out.Do you guys feel any of these amps at a $100 pricepoint or less will work?https://www.amazon.com/Beffkkip-Amplifier-Receiver-Bluetooth-Integrated/dp/B0DJ2Z4285?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.bUUO3Z6
I have a customer who wants to install in a VERY large room….. Its a restaurant that is about 75 feet x 40 feet…. I was thinking of installing six either Fives, or ERA 300’s This will be in addition to multiple ERA 100’s spread around in other areas. This building is huge. Speakers would be mounted high close to the ceiling. The ceiling slopes from about 20 feet down to about 10 feet. I was thinking the six speakers would be laid out with 3 facing the other 3 towards the middle of the room… Would this provide good sound? Is it the right product? Any suggestions anyone has?
Hello I want to buy Sonos move2 in china. Is it possible or not ? Because this is not available online in china.
Hello, I would like to order Sonos products for our office and was wondering if I could purchase and pay for the products by invoice / BACS?
Has there been any talk of large venue arena style sound systems from this team?
I intend to replace my old Bose surround sound setup with a Sonos Arc Ultra, but I’m trying to understand if I need to buy rear speakers and/or bass unit. Sonos support seems to think the soundbar alone should be sufficient but I am skeptical. The room is 16’ x 20’ with a cathedral ceiling that is 13’ high at the peak. The 65” TV is in one corner and must stay there (or so my boss tells me), and the sound bar can be easily placed on the cabinet with the TV. Do I really need rear speakers and/or bass unit? Also there are three exposed beams in the room about 8’ above the floor so rear speakers could be mounted there BUT it’s somewhat a pain to do that as I’d have to run power up there. Help!!
Looking for help as a newbie with Sonos. We are building a new home and want to ensure solid audio in the living room (especially for TV), gym, and rumpus room. Any suggestions? Do we need an in-floor power point behind the couch in the large open-plan area to plug in surround speakers? Any other tips would be greatly appreciated.
HelloI am looking for advise and recommendations on how best I can leverage my existing Sonos equipment in a new home. I currently have the following equipment3x Sonos ONE 1x Playbar 1x Ray 1x Beam Gen2 1x AMP 18x Sonos MAG-6R I am trying to use these in a new apartment in the below layout and figure out what additional devices I may need to purchase. Couple of requirementsEach room (BR) should be its own zone so that I can play music through the in-ceiling MAGs individually BR1 and LivingRoom need to have surround setup The Dining Room speakers should be such that they can be clubbed with the Living ceiling speakers for music streaming. When watching TV in the Living Room, only the ceiling speakers in the living room should be used. Based on my knowledge, I have tried to attempt the layout as shown in the image. Red indicates what I will need to purchase - which is what I’m trying to minimize :)My main area of confusion is the best way to setup the Living and Dining in such a way th
Hi everyone!We are preparing for the opening of a new Pilates and Dance studio, which will consist of two rooms. The main room measures 7 x 8 sqm with a ceiling height of 4.8m, while the second room is similar in size but has a ceiling height of 2.5m.I believe that one or two pieces of Era 100 in each room should be sufficient. Does anyone have a different opinion or any advice to share?Thanks!
Hi everyone, I'm excited to join the community! I'm a big fan of Sonos products and I'm eager to explore their latest features and capabilities. I'm looking forward to learning from other members and sharing my own experiences with Sonos products. Let's dive in and discover the full potential of Sonos together!
Dear all,Customer from Spain, product SUB Gen 3 shows a price of 899€ - 200€ = 699€ And then I expected to have extra 25% (so final 524,25€) for the 20 years, I do all the process until payment but the extra 25% is not applied.Any help?Thanks.
I am redoing our office/game room and am upgrading the speakers. I have a dual monitor set up with a docking station with HDMI and 3.5mm connected to a MacBook Pro M2. I game and do some video editing and also just browse and wondering if Era 100 connected to docking station works or is there latency. Would it be be better off with a Beam?
I got an email from no-reply@con.sonos.com about 20 years and 25% discount on most products. Is this an fishing mail? I logged in on the mail, a little bit stupid to not check first.
Hey there! I am thinking of getting myself Amp but have read of some annoying trouble some of you have had after the last major update. I have 3 Sonos speakers at home, and would like to connect them, together with my passive speakers, into one system. How smooth is your experience with Amp these days? Would you still buy it today?
We are currently building a new home with a large outdoor patio leading onto our pool,My main audio system is very high end and we will be able to hear it when the doors are all open,But for times when they will be closed, I Would like to have some music of decent quality in the area,We have Sonos in our TV room and bedroom. So want to stay on brand.My choices would be 2 Sonance 8” in ceiling with amp, a pair of ERA 300s or a couple of Move 2,sSo what would be the best for overall sound quality?
An an existing owner (and shareholder!!) got the 25% sale offer. I really wanted to upgrade to an Arc Ultra but the discount doesn’t apply to it. I’m quite miffed at that. I’m happy with my existing setup except for the Beam. Why in the world would I be restricted to stuff I don’t want??And any other recommendations to use the discount? I use Sonos for surround sound in my TV room.
"I have a large living room (72 m²) with challenging acoustics, and I need the best Sonos setup for optimal sound (audio only, no TV). Here are the room details:"📐 Room dimensions:Length: 10 meters Width: 7 meters Ceiling height: 4 meters in most of the space 7 meters in the right short wall and the bottom long wall (meters 7 to 10) 🏡 Room materials:Floor: Full stone (granite). Walls: Stone with wooden beams. Right short wall: Full glass (7 meters high, 7 meters wide).🚪 Doors & Openings:Main door: Left short wall, between meters 2.5 and 4.5. Glass door: Right short wall, between meters 2.5 and 4.5.🔊 Acoustic challenges:A lot of hard surfaces → High risk of sound reflections and echoes. Large glass wall → Less sound absorption, potential reverberation. High ceilings in some areas → Bass frequencies might get lost.❓ What is the best Sonos speaker placement to achieve optimal sound quality in this room?Which speakers should I use (Era 300, Sonos Five, Era 100, Sub, etc.)? (Audio
I have an apartment of 300sqm and there are the following rooms:Living room with 5 speakers (zone 1-2)Kitchen with 2 speakers (zone 3)Master bedroom+bathroom with 2+1 speakers (zone 4)Bedroom with 2 speakers (zone 5) TV room with 2 speakers (zone 6) The wires of all speakers are ending in one place in the living room. I’m considering on getting 4-6 Sonos Amp devices in order to have 4-6 zones.I use Spotify, Apple music and other streaming services.My mobile devices are iPhone, iPad etc.Am I able to use Spotify in zones 1-2-3 and Apple Music in zones 4-5?Is it easy for my family members (teenagers and adults) to make basic adjustments and selections in apps, volumes, zones etc? Could you provide me with some screenshots of the Sonos App to see the software environment?I’m new to Sonos, i asked a retailer in my region but he didn’t satisfy all my questions.What is your opinion?Should I get only Sonos Amp devices or I could use some Sonos Port devices to combine them? Thanks in advance
I have a Beam Gen 2 speaker with a sub-mini and I am thinking of adding two speakers for a surround sound experience when watching movies. I have a modest sized Lounge and the current set-up gives good sound quality. Any thoughts on the best additional speakers to purchase? Thanks and happy Listening.
I have a problem with my hearing. I have some problems with deep (bass) voices merging into one. The right ear is worse but I can usually hear what I need. My main problem is that certain letters sound different ie S sounds like F etc . I hear my tv ( 1 year old top spec) but due to the letter issues I sometimes loose the plot. All this is not severe so most people would not know.I’m hoping a sound bar and perhaps speakers will help. I have been looking at the Sonos Beam and Arc sound bars. Perhaps a speaker might also help but as low tones merge I’m assuming the the bass speaker would not help /improve my experience.Can anyone help with suggestions or a personal experience.
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