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Personal preference. Two One SLs will provide better stereo separation, but a single Five is probably Sonos’ best sounding single speaker for music IMO.
And if you don’t already have an Amazon Echo device, you should probably get one Sonos One and One SL.
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What about the Sonos Amp? in the UK its £599 then add a pair of cheap second hand speakers. I could find something on eBay for about £30.
Just to add about my Sonos One’s in a 20 x 20 ft room, they are OK for background music but when the family are talking at the dining table you need to turn the volume up a long way to hear the music. Yes they are positioned near the dining table and up on stands and yes Trueplay has been run.
The Sonos five does not have Alexa so you would need to buy one, saying that the Amazon Alexa devices are cheap and 1000% better than the half baked / unable to hear you version built in from Sonos.
Pair of ones and then later add a sub would be my choice. That way you can start small and expand.
fact is the room is too big or the budget is too small to go (new) Sonos without making compromises. Whether that be in time to build and save or in capacity.
Lounge: 5.1 Arc HT (2x Subs and 2xP5 rears) with LGOLED77CX. Kitchen: 2xOneW, 2xP3w with SubW. Bedroom: 2xP1s. Office/Studio: 2xP5w. Snug 2xP1s. Garage: 2xOneW. Also 3x Moves.