3 ways to expand your Sonos system

With the Sonos multi-room system, you'll be playing the same song in different rooms. Place up to 32 speakers throughout your home and connect them to each other wirelessly via WiFi. The Sonos app gives you full control over each speaker, no matter where you are in the home. In addition, you can control the multi-room system with your voice via the integrated Google Assistant in a Sonos One or Sonos Beam. You can send music to a separate speaker, or let each speaker play the same song at the same time. You can adjust the volume for each room, though. Throwing a big party where your guests aren't only in the living room, but in the kitchen or hallway as well? Everyone will still be able to listen to the same playlist.

If you place 2 speakers in one room, you can easily create a stereo pair. Because the speakers reproduce the left and right signal separately, you can listen to clear stereo sound. For the best sound experience, place the speakers 1.5 to 2m apart and point them to your listening position. You can place the Play:3 and Play:5 speakers both horizontally and vertically. The Play:5 speakers automatically detect the way they're placed and adjust the sound reproduction to it. A horizontal placement ensures a wide sound distribution. With a vertical placement, you send the sound to a specific spot. Your listening chair, for example.

With the Playbar and Sub, Sonos provides a powerful soundbar and subwoofer. If you combine these with 2 Play speakers, you can create a powerful 5.1 setup. The speakers play the sound of your TV at the same time, but filter it so each speaker reproduces a specific part of the frequencies. The Sonos Sub only plays deep bass tones, while the Playbar focuses on vocals and effect. The Play speakers ensure sound comes from all directions in the room. Because the speakers are synchronized, movies and games sound clear and lifelike.