Well, the apartment that I moved has two speakers in the ceiling (they are mounted on the wall, but close to the ceiling) wired through the walls to a Connect:Amp, that is located inside a box in my closet (where my main internet cable is wired too).
They are mounted in the living room, and bc of the layout, the TV needs to be placed at the same wall where they are, between them.
My idea was to use this existing Sonos system and connect it to the TV somehow for movies and also music (Im used to cast to my TV stuff from Spotify, YouTube, etc.). After reading about Sonos, I realized that the only way to connect Connect:Amp to my TV would be by using a soundbar (playbar/beam/playbase) in a boost mode and use the connect:amp as surround speakers and maybe changing the setup from Ambient to Full in Room Settings.
Based on that, I was thinking in a 5.0 system with a beam + 2 Play:1 as true surrounds (in a 12' x 16' living room) for movies/TV shows and everything (beam, play:1s and connect:amp) for music.
If the speakers of connect:amp can act as left/right enhance for the beam in a surround system, that would be great too, I guess.
Is all this possible? Any other suggestions? I'm completely new to Sonos and surround/audio systems in general.
Thanks!
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