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Sonos desktop speakers?

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Hey sonos friends, I'm considering adding a play bar or play base to our home office, but was wondering if anyone heard of any desktop sonos speaker products on the horizon. My wife has a very old set of computer speakers that could use some upgrading. It would be great if it was a sonos system since it can remain always on. I considered a connect amp but I'm not sure the product is designed to work with displays since it has the audio delay. The play bar, and base are intriguing since they are designed for screens but their size don't quite work with the desk. Anyone else use a similar setup?

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Chopstix

Lyricist III

i have these on my desktop...but they're only 3.5 ft apart
which i know is not ideal (so i've dialed back the bass a few notches),
despite truetone calibration.

a few questions please:
i'm thinking of buying some stands to spread these apart further to 6'-8'.
1/would i need to recalibrate with true tone again?
2/any generic speaker stands on can suggest?
i have the gray play 1s.

melvimbe

i have these on my desktop...but they're only 3.5 ft apart
which i know is not ideal (so i've dialed back the bass a few notches),
despite truetone calibration.

a few questions please:
i'm thinking of buying some stands to spread these apart further to 6'-8'.
1/would i need to recalibrate with true tone again?
2/any generic speaker stands on can suggest?
i have the gray play 1s.

1 - Yes, I would run Trueplay again to get optimal performance.
2 - The stands available on this site will work well. I have a pair of the Sanus stands for play:1 and have no issues with them at all.

Danny

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Chopstix

Lyricist III

thanks...can you tilt the speakers up/down a bit as well on the sonos stands?

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