Bundle Overview
Sonos Wireless Home Sound System
Playbar Features
Sonos One Features
Sonos Sub Features
Bundle Overview
Sonos Playbar/One/Sub Bundle: This bundle includes the Sonos
Playbar, two Sonos One speakers (as rear surrounds), and the Sonos Sub, all individually packaged. Together, the products
make up a unique 5.1-channel home theater system. Here is an overview of each
product:
- Playbar: The Sonos Playbar complements your
flat-panel television with rich, room-filling high-fidelity sound. The
Playbar is simple to setup, control, and expand. It requires only two
cable connections - a power cord and optical digital audio cable. The Playbar supports playback of all sources connected to your
TV; such as cable/satellite, Blu-ray/DVD player, video game system, etc. The
Sonos Playbar can also wirelessly stream music from your computer, as well as
various online music services and Internet Radio. The Playbar can even sync with
other Sonos speakers wirelessly. The unit can be controlled from your TV's
remote, or by your Apple iOS device or Android smartphone using the free Sonos
App from iTunes or Google Play. The Playbar works with all amplified and
non-amplified Sonos products (sold separately). Dimensions: Width 35.5",
Height 3.3125", Depth 5.5", Weight 11.9 pounds.
- Sonos One: The Sonos One is built on the same
blueprints as the Play:1, with a pair of Class-D
amplifiers and custom-built drivers. The single 1" tweeter creates a crisp and clear
high-frequency response, while a single 3.5" mid-woofer ensures you'll hear the
faithful playback of midrange vocal frequencies plus deep, rich midbass. The
Sonos One provides pure, clean sound that is perfect for bringing room filling
music to a kitchen, bedroom, office, or just about any room in your home.
Adjustable bass and treble controls within the Sonos Controller app let you
customize your sound by individual room or groups of rooms. Dimensions: Width 4.75",
Height 6.375", Depth 4.75", Weight 4.08 pounds.
- Sonus Sub: The Sonus Sub is a wireless powered
subwoofer, designed to add deep bass (down to 25 Hz) to your Sonos listening
experience. The Sub works with any amplified Sonos speaker. It does
not work with un-amplified Sonos
players, such as the Connect (ZP90). Dimensions: Width 15.875", Height 15.375",
Depth 6.3125", Weight 35.3 pounds.
Sonos Wireless Home
Sound System
Sonos Multiroom Eco-System: The Sonos Playbar, One, and Sub
are part of the
Sonos wireless multiroom music eco-system consisting of a family of wireless
network speakers, players, and amplifiers. With multiple zones, you can play the same or
different songs in different rooms of your home. Up to 32 Sonos devices can be
connected in one system.
Two Ways to Connect Wirelessly: Sonos brings great sounding
music wirelessly to any room in your house, without a big wiring project through
SonosNet or Wi-Fi.
- SonosNet Wireless Mesh Network: Sonos can utilize its
own SonosNet proprietary wireless mesh network technology to provides
superior wireless range for whole-house coverage, ensure synchronous music
playback, and avoid sources of wireless interference. The transmitting range
of the Sonos wireless system is approximately 100', depending upon your
home's layout. In addition to the Playbar, you will need a
Sonos Boost (sold separately) connected to your network router/modem via
a Ethernet cable.
- Wi-Fi Wireless Network: Sonos can also operate over your
home's existing Wi-Fi network (802.11 b/g; 2.4GHz). Because you are
connecting wirelessly to your home's existing Wi-Fi network, you do not need
to hardwire a Sonos Boost to your router/modem. The Sonos system's wireless
range will be dependent on your home's existing Wi-Fi network.
Notes: - You cannot connect the Sonos system via both the
SonosNet proprietary mesh network and Wi-Fi; you will need to choose one.
Sonos recommends using its proprietary SonosNet wireless mesh network over
Wi-Fi when applicable.
- The Sonos proprietary mesh network will provide a more
secure wireless connection with fewer interruptions for optimum performance.
- Wi-Fi is subject to greater interference from other Wi-Fi and 2.4GHz devices
on your network. Wi-Fi connectivity is not compatible with 5GHz (you will
have to use the Sonos wireless mesh network in this case).
Ethernet Port (10/100 Mbps): In addition to built-in Wi-Fi,
the Sonos speakers are equipped with one Ethernet port (10/100 Mbps). Use it to
wire directly to your router to operate Sonos if Wi-Fi is unstable, or use the
Ethernet port to provide Internet accessibility to non-wireless devices if
you're using a SonosNET Boost setup.
Music Streaming Services: Sonos gives you access to
unlimited music; such as your iTunes library, your favorite music services, and
thousands of Internet radio stations, shows, and podcasts.
- Online Music Services: Sonos works seamlessly with
TuneIn,
Spotify,
Pandora,
SiriusXM,
Google Play Music,
Apple Music,
Amazon Music,
iHeartRadio,
Rhapsody,
TIDAL,
Deezer,
SoundCloud, and more;
plus downloads from any service offering DRM-free tracks. (Service
availability varies by region.) Click
here for
the latest online music services. (Some online services require a paid
subscription.)
- Music Libraries: Sonos supports playback of music from
any computer or network-attached storage (NAS) device on your home network
where you have shared music folders. Sonos can play music stored on up to 16
PCs, Macs or NAS (Network Attached Storage) devices on your home network,
supporting the most popular audio formats. Sonos indexes your music folders
so you can view your music collection by categories (such as artists,
albums, composers, genres, or tracks). Sonos supports the following audio
file formats - MP3 (compressed), WMA (compressed), AAC (MPEG4), iTunes, Ogg
Vorbis, Audible (format 4), Apple Lossless, FLAC (lossless), WAV
(uncompressed), and AIFF (uncompressed).
- iTunes Music: The Sonos wireless music system supports
the playback of music and playlists managed with your iTunes account
(playlists are limited to 40,000 tracks). Sonos can access your iTunes music
files from your network computer or directly from your Apple iPod iOS device
(4.0+) running the Sonos app.
Sonos Controller App: Sonos allows you to control playback
functions, search features, and multiroom audio distribution through the Sonos
Controller app (for
Apple iOS 10.0+ and
Android OS 5.0+) or the Sonos Controller software (for
Windows PC (7-up) and
Mac OS X 10.10-up) - letting you control the entire Sonos eco-system from
your compatible smartphone, tablet, laptop, or computer. The new navigation bar
(My Sonos, Rooms, Browse, Search and More) at the bottom of the app makes
finding what you're looking for effortless and moving between music quicker than
ever.
- My Sonos: Organize your music with the My Sonos tab.
It's the simplest way to combine and access all the music you love. Bringing
together in one simple screen all your favorite songs, playlists, albums,
podcasts and radio stations from across your different music services.
- Now Playing: The Now Playing screen features album art
and basic playback controls. For a deeper look into the music you're
listening to, the "Info View" screen gives you artist bios, album reviews
and concert listings. See related artist suggestions to discover a new band
for your queue. You can also add to your playlists, delete songs from your
library, and share tracks to Twitter or Facebook.
- Rooms: You can choose to play different songs in
different rooms, choose to group all rooms together to hear the same music
throughout your home, or choose to group only certain rooms together for
music playback. You can also crank up the volume for each room individually
or together.
- Browse and Search: Browse your music services, favorites,
internet radio, personal music library and playlists. You can browse your
music content by Album, Artist, Song, or Playlist. You can even search
across all of your music services and files simultaneously, so you can find
the music you love instantly.
- More: Provides personalized and custom settings for your
Sonos system. Adjust and audio settings like bass, treble, balance, and
loudness for each room location.
Note: The Sonos device, Apple iOS/Android device, Windows
PC, and/or Mac computer must be connected to the same wireless network.
AirPlay 2 (Firmware Update Available):
AirPlay 2 is an advanced and easy-to-use wireless multiroom audio platform for
iTunes, Apple Music, and other Apple iOS apps. With AirPlay 2 you can play any
sound from your Apple iOS device (running iOS 11.4 or later) or Mac computer
(running OS X 10.13.2) on the Sonos One, Play:5, Playbar speakers, and other
compatible AirPlay 2 speakers throughout your home. You will also be able to ask
Siri-enabled devices (like your Apple iPhone, iPad, or Watch) to control
playback of your Apple Music on compatible Sonos speakers. You can even watch
videos and movies from YouTube and Netflix on your compatible Apple iOS device
or Mac computer with perfectly synced audio on a Sonos One, Play:5, or Playbar
speaker. You can choose to play audio in one room, play the same audio in
grouped rooms, or play the same audio in every room.
Note: Even though the Play:1, Play:3, Playbar, and other
Sonos products are not AirPlay 2 compatible, you can still group these Sonos
speakers with an AirPlay 2 compatible player (like the Sonos One, Play:5, or
Playbar) to unlock AirPlay for your entire system.
Alexa Compatible: Through a free network software update
you'll be able to control your Sonos system through any Alexa-enabled device -
including the
Sonos One and Amazon Echo (all sold separately). Using the Amazon Alexa device as you
normally would; just say "Alexa" and the name of the Sonos room you want to play
a particular music service through when instructing Alexa to play music. Play a
song, skip forward and back through playlists, target one room or an existing
group of rooms, and adjust volume - all using your voice.
- Alexa supports Amazon Music, Pandora, iHeartRadio, TuneIn Radio, and
SiriusXM music services (Spotify control is coming soon). When instructing
Alexa to play a particular artist, the song will begin playing from your
default music service, set in the Alexa app, unless you specify the service
in your voice instruction.
- Any non-music related commands will still play over your Alexa device
(weather, traffic, flash briefs, etc).
Notes: - For a complete list of Alexa voice commands you can use with Sonos,
click
here.
- Your Sonos equipment and Amazon Alexa-enabled devices must be on the
same Wi-Fi network.
Google Assistant: The Google Assistant will be supported by
Sonos in 2019 through an over-the-network firmware update.
Home Network Requirements: To access Internet music
services, Internet radio, and any digital music stored on your computer or
Network-Attached Storage (NAS) device, your home network must meet the following
requirements:
- High-speed DSL/Cable modem, or fiber-to-the-home broadband connection
for proper playback of Internet-based music services. If your Internet
service provider only offers Satellite Internet access, you may experience
playback issues due to fluctuation in download rates.
- If your modem is not a modem/router combination and you want to take
advantage of Sonos' automatic online updates, or stream music from an
Internet-based music service, you must install a wireless router in your
home network. If you don't have a wireless router, you will need to purchase
and install one before setting up your system.
- The Sonos Controller app (for
Apple iOS 10.0+ and
Android OS 5.0+) is required for system setup. Initial setup is not
possible through the Sonos Controller software (for
Windows PC (7-up) and
Mac OS X 10.10-up).
- Connect at least one Sonos component to your home network router using
an Ethernet cable, and then you can add other Sonos components wirelessly.
Or setup your Sonos component wirelessly via Wi-Fi without any hardwire
connection.
- For best results, you should connect the computer or NAS drive that
contains your personal music library collection to your home network router
using an Ethernet cable.
- Make sure all of your Sonos components have the latest software update
installed.
Note: Although Sonos is compatible with most networking
equipment, some network devices are incompatible. Usually when networking
hardware does not work with Sonos, it's because it lacks support for the
network protocols that Sonos uses to operate, like UPnP, STP, and SMB/CIFS.
Automatic Updates: The Sonos speakers support free automatic
software updates so you will always have the newest features and music services
to enjoy. Simply register all of the speakers and Sonos will automatically notify you
when software updates are available through Sonos Controller app. By simply pressing one button your system
updates itself.
Playbar Features
Active 9-Speaker Design: The Sonos Playbar soundbar speaker features a
sophisticated 9-speaker design with six midrange drivers and three tweeters (the
left & right tweeters are angled for a wider sound stage). Each speaker is
driven by a perfectly matched Class D amplifier. The PlayBar acts as your front
left, front right, and center-channel speaker.
Optical Digital Input (Dolby Digital/PCM): The Sonos Playbar soundbar speaker connects to
your television via its optical (toslink) digital input. The unit supports both
Dolby Digital (5.1ch) and PCM (2ch) audio signals through its digital input. Make sure to turn
your television's speakers off.
- Dolby Digital: Your television's off-air and network movie apps
can be delivered in Dolby Digital format to the Playbar. The Playbar will
decode and utilize up to six discrete sound channels (five channels for
center, right front, left front, right rear, and left rear; and 1 discrete
Low-Frequency Effects (LFE) or subwoofer channel) available through the
Dolby Digital format. Not compatible with Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD,
DTS, DTS HD, or any other surround format (only supports Dolby Digital 2ch
to 5.1ch).
- Stereo/PCM: AV sources connected to your TV (such as Blu-ray,
cable/satellite, video game) are delivered in Stereo/PCM format to the
Playbar. The Playbar will decode the Stereo/PCM format into a left front and
right front channels directly from the 2 channel Stereo provided and will
decode a matrixed center, right rear, left rear, and subwoofer channel from
the audio signal.
Note: The digital optical output terminals of most newer
flat-panel TVs only send an audio signal in 5.1ch when receiving Dolby
Digital/DTS surround sound from the TV's built-in tuner, network connection, or
connected USB device; and will output only 2ch stereo from sources connected to
the TV via HDMI, or RCA (like your Blu-ray/DVD player or satellite/cable box).
Trueplay Tuning (for Apple iOS): The layout of a room, and
where a speaker is placed, can have a significant impact on the sound that you
hear. Trueplay, an auto-tune app within the Sonos App, uses the microphone in
your Apple iOS 8.0+ device to measure how sound reflects off walls, furnishings
and other surfaces in a room, and then fine tunes the Sonos Playbar speaker to
make sure it sounds great no matter where you've placed it. The Sonos Playbar
speaker already sounds fantastic, but Trueplay brings you even closer to how
music should sound. Completing Trueplay tuning for a room takes approximately 3
minutes from start to finish.
Note: Trueplay is currently not compatible with Android.
Equalization (EQ): During the Playbar setup process you will be guided
through its audio calibration process. If desired, you can change the sound
settings (bass, treble or loudness) for the Sonos Playbar.
Bass
boosts lower frequencies,
treble boosts higher frequencies, while
loudness boosts both bass and treble to improve the sound
at low volume.
Sound Options: The Sonos Playbar offers various sound settings to
customize your listening experience.
- Speech Enhancements: The Speech Enhancement setting makes the TV
dialog easier to hear.
- Night Sound: The Night Sound setting adjusts the audio for night
time viewing so you can reduce the volume and still experience proper
balance and range. At lower volumes, quiet sounds are enhanced and the
intensity of loud sounds is reduced.
- Audio Delay (Lip Sync): You can increase or decrease the sound delay if
the image on your TV and the sound from the Playbar are not in sync.
TV Auto Play: When TV Auto Play is set to
On, TV audio automatically plays through the Playbar when you turn on
your television. If music is playing when the TV is turned on, the music
immediately stops and the Playbar switches to TV audio.
IR Sensor/Repeater: The Sonos Playbar speaker does not come
with a remote, but does offer a built-in IR sensor and IR repeater. You can
program your TV's remote control to operate volume up/down of the system. If the
Playbar blocks your TV's IR sensor, the unit's IR repeater allows the remote
signal to pass through the Playbar to your TV.
Note: Many newer TVs are coming with RF remotes and don't offer
IR functionality. In this case, you would not be able to program the soundbar
and TV remote to work together.
Mounting Options: The Playbar can sit above or beneath your flat-panel
TV on a shelf, or mounted on a wall using the optional Sonos
wall mount bracket. When mounting the speaker below a television, allow 1" of
clearance between the Playbar and the TV. When mounting the speaker above a
television, allow 2" of clearance between the Playbar and the TV. Do not place the
Playbar in a cabinet or on a
walled shelf. Both ends of the soundbar speaker should be at least 1' from a
wall or other obstruction.
Sonos One Features
6 Custom-Designed Microphones: Six custom-designed microphones allow
Alexa to hear you from anywhere in the room, no matter how loud the music is
playing. With smart voice capture and noise cancellation, the Sonos One ensures
you're heard. You can mute the microphone for privacy. An illuminated LED
indicator light ensures you always know when your speaker's microphone is active
or muted.
Top-Panel Capacitive Touch Controls: In addition to control
through Amazon Alexa and the Sonos Controller app, the Sonos One features
top-panel capacitive touch controls. Tap the top-panel controls to play/pause
your music and turn the volume up or down, and swipe the top-panel controls to
skip to the next or previous song.
Stereo or Multichannel System Compatible: You can use two
Sonos One speakers in a stereo pair - one speaker acts as a dedicated left,
while the other speaker acts as a dedicated right. Two Sonos One speakers can
also be used to create a wireless 5.1ch surround sound experience with Sonos Playbar, Playbar,
Beam and
Sub 1. Now you don't have to run wires to a powered sub or rear speakers to
enjoy true 5.1ch audio.
Mounting Options: You can place the Sonos One wherever you
find the sound most enjoyable. Its compact size makes it easy to place the One
on your desk, the kitchen counter, or on your nightstand. Integrated rubber feet
protect your furniture and keep the Sonos One secure. The One is even designed to withstand high humidity, such as in a
bathroom with a running shower. However, the One is not waterproof or water
resistant.
Notes: There are no integrated keyholes slots, threaded
inserts, or bracket on back of the speaker to wall-mount the Sonos One.
However, you can use the Flexon
S1-WM wall-mount bracket (sold separately) which is specifically
designed to wall mount the Sonos One.
Detachable AC Power Cord: The Sonos One operates on standard household current
using the supplied detachable 6.5' AC power cord. The Sonos One is not battery powered.
Sonos Sub Features
Woofer and Amplifier Design: The Sonus Sub features two force-canceling speakers (3" x 6" race-track shaped drivers) positioned
face-to-face to provide deep, rich bass with no resonance from the cabinet. The
speakers are powered by two Class-D digital amplifiers, perfectly tuned to match
the speakers. The speakers are mounted into a unique cabinet that features an
acoustic slot and dual acoustic ports that encircle the enclosure to enhance the
Sub's performance.
Wireless Connection: The Sonus Sub can be associated with
any amplified Sonos powered speaker. It Works on your home
Wi-Fi network with any 802.11b/g, 2.4GHz broadcast capable router. It also works
on SonosNet, a secure AES encrypted, peer-to-peer wireless mesh network
dedicated exclusively for your Sonos system to reduce Wi-Fi interference.
Setup: Once
you have positioned the Sub in the room, you can press the Join button on the
side of the Sub in order for the system to recognize it. The system
automatically adjusts the audio settings to perfectly balance the Sub and the
paired Sonos component for best performance. All of the filter settings, active
equalization, and time alignment are done digitally through a state-of-the-art
Digital Signal Processor (DSP). During setup, you will be prompted, through the
Sonos Controller software, to set the subwoofer's level and phase. In some
cases, you will be prompted to select the size of the stereo speakers (compact,
bookshelf/ceiling, or floor) connected to the amplified player. If you move the
Sub to another room, you can easily reconfigure the audio and room association
settings.
Note: Make sure all of your Sonos components have the
latest software update installed.
Ethernet and AC Power: The Sub has only two connections, both located on the
bottom of the enclosure: the power cord connection, and a single Ethernet port
(RJ-45) for connecting the Sub to a wired home network.
Placement: Out of the box, the Sonus Sub is designed to stand upright
on the integrated rubber feet. You can also lay the sub horizontally on its
side, if desired. Four self-adhesive felt feet are provided, if you choose to
mount the Sub on its side. A guide for placing the felt feet on the Sub is
included.
