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Digitalldj
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June 3, 2019
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Will Sonos amp achieve this?

So I’ve been looking at sonos products recently and think the newer amp may be ideal for my situation.

Currently I have 4 In-ceiling speakers in my living room which is separated from dining/kitchen by French doors

ideally for parties etc id like to play music through the 4 hardwired ceiling speakers as well as two of the sonos play speakers in the dining and kitchen rooms..will this work?

one question I can’t seem to find is that is there a limit to how many sonos products I can link together with the amp? Ie. Can I have 4 total sonos play and a sound bar as well as a hardwired sub connected through the amp? Any advice would be much appreciated.
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    Airgetlam
    AirgetlamAnswer
    June 3, 2019
    Not sure your questions are related, so hopefully this will help.

    1) You'll need to be sure that a single Sonos Amp will drive all four of those speakers. Depending on the specs, it may, or it may not.

    2) A Sonos Amp is considered a "room" in the Sonos software. You can group up to 32 rooms and all should play in sync, assuming your source isn't the TV (HDMI) input. If you're playing music, they'd all be in sync.
    Bruce
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    buzz
    buzz
    Grand Maestro
    June 6, 2019
    These speakers will be fine. "Evil", if any, will be in the ear of the listener.
    Stanley_4
    Stanley_4
    Grand Maestro
    June 6, 2019
    Take a flashlight to the speakers, or pop the grills and make sure the installer has them pointed the right direction, all too often they get stuck in pointing the wrong way.
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