Sonos for TV and Music?
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No they can be both. And you could even unlink the 1's from the home theatre and just play music on those if you wanted.
I do have a follow-up question though - using the optical input that the TV is using to connect to the PlayBar - could you resend this to other Sonos components, e.g.. a Play 3 in the kitchen so you could continue following the audio even in a different room?
I suspect you can but would be nice to confirm.
I do have a follow-up question though - using the optical input that the TV is using to connect to the PlayBar - could you resend this to other Sonos components, e.g.. a Play 3 in the kitchen so you could continue following the audio even in a different room?
I suspect you can but would be nice to confirm.
timetex said:
No they can be both. And you could even unlink the 1's from the home theatre and just play music on those if you wanted.
I do have a follow-up question though - using the optical input that the TV is using to connect to the PlayBar - could you resend this to other Sonos components, e.g.. a Play 3 in the kitchen so you could continue following the audio even in a different room?
I suspect you can but would be nice to confirm.
You can - set the Playbar to TV and add other zones to the groupI do have a follow-up question though - using the optical input that the TV is using to connect to the PlayBar - could you resend this to other Sonos components, e.g.. a Play 3 in the kitchen so you could continue following the audio even in a different room?
I suspect you can but would be nice to confirm.
I have the Playbar + 2xPlay:1 + Sub setup for our kitchen/day-room tv. It works very well, with a high degree of domestic acceptability...
When music is being played, you can set the Play:1's to operate as surrounds in full range mode or to provide "ambient" fill in. You can also manually calibrate the volume of the Play:1's relative to the Playbar, giving you control over front/rear balance. I use mine on full range, but with the volume reduced (relative to the Playbar) by about 30%. This fills the room, but still gives a sense of correct placement if you are sat in a prime listening position.
When music is being played, you can set the Play:1's to operate as surrounds in full range mode or to provide "ambient" fill in. You can also manually calibrate the volume of the Play:1's relative to the Playbar, giving you control over front/rear balance. I use mine on full range, but with the volume reduced (relative to the Playbar) by about 30%. This fills the room, but still gives a sense of correct placement if you are sat in a prime listening position.
Edited by WindyCommon on Monday 5th December 20:50
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