Era 300

So background…I’m only 29. I recognize I have (hopefully) a lot of time to get and “end game” set up. However, I am a musician and come from a family of musicians…I appreciate good sound.

Having said that…I just spent around $2.5k on the top of the line Sonos set (Arc + Sub + Era 300’s). And…somet

You will not get to experience dolby atmos from Apple Music on sonos unless you’re streaming music through Apple Music inside sonos app. As you mentioned that via airplay and through your pc or TV you won’t get dolby atmos on sonos without their soundbar. Hence I would highly recommend you to go wit

I recently added a turntable to my Sonos system. After doing a bunch of research I bought a Sonos era 300 (for the line in option, I think any speaker with line in could would) and a fluence turntable with a built in preamp. I connected the turntable into the Sonos branded stereo line —> usb c conne

Thank you, connected the headphone out to the Sonos Era 300 and it works flawless.. even can add to whole network.

I have a Sonos Era 300 which connects easily with iPhone and sounds great. You can get two and pair them too

Essentially what we are saying is that the Homepods setup isn't actually great yet. And Sonos/Apple integration should be FAR better than it is because the Sonos app sucks, and I just want one app that rules them. And if Spotify was better, and supported your own library, and Spatial Audio, then the

Can all of the rooms play the same music or do you need multiple zones? 10 zones is a lot of zones and I don’t think that receiver can handle 20 channels anyway. If you’re younger and have a younger clientele (not necessarily little kids since it could get annoying) then letting them pick the music

I have 21 HomePods OG, mostly in pairs. I also have 18 Sonos speakers, pairs and 3 soundbar+subs+surrounds. And I have 3 Bose ultra+subs+surrounds. I prefer HomePod pairs throughout the house for news and music. It is very balanced between rooms and fills the space very well. Atmos is great on HomeP