Sonos AMP

Speaking of heat management Sonos built a vented bottom all around the central foot to pull in as much air as possible and it vents that air out throu...

er feel comfortable with and even when I've turned it way up, I really don't hear much distortion on the audio at all. Now what's important is if you ...

Finally the Sonos amp is great with your TV. Power a set of in-ceiling or in-wall speakers at the front using the HDMI arc input and you can add a pai...

So our final question is whether it's worth £599. Now the Sonos amp is admittedly expensive at £599 each and this would power a single zone or room in...

Sonos Amp to outdoor-rated speakers. You have a ton of options for speaker types and pulling low voltage speaker cable is a pretty easy job.

New Setup: Sonos AMP, 2 x B&W 607’s s2 (front LR), SVS SB2000Pro Sub, 2 x One SL’s(surround). I tested my 4.1 against immediately unplugging power and switching back to my old full arc 5.1 setup in the same spot to have a really good comparison vs each other to see if it really was worth it.

You can run HDMI from the HDMI/ARC connection to the AMP, connect 1-2 pair of ceiling speakers to the left/right outputs on the AMP, connect Sonos to your network via Wi-Fi, and place the second Sonos AMP for your outdoor speaker pair anywhere that's within Wi-Fi or within range of the other Sonos AMP at the TV (one can communicate through the other with their SonosNet wireless feature). With this arrangement, the AMP in the Living/Kitchen area will automatically turn on to the TV sound when you use the TV, otherwise is ready to go for music and you can group the two Sonos AMP rooms together to play music or TV in sync. You can also learn your TV volume control commands into the Sonos AMP so you aren't fumbling around with multiple UI's. Sonos is really great at this kind of simple music/TV mixed use setup and is tough to beat in terms of performance and ease of use for the price.