Sound bars
The Sonos Ray, Beam, and Arc Ultra are perfect for music lovers who want a simple yet high-performance audio system.
Sonos sound bars are perfect for your TV, and they’re just as great for playing music throughout your home.
Sonos pioneered the multiroom audio category and remains the global leader in this field. Its main advantage is also its most enduring one: unmatched ease of use. A new speaker can be set up in less than two minutes using the app; it’s compatible with over 100 streaming services—Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Qobuz, Amazon Music, and many others—as well as AirPlay 2 for Apple users.
Each device automatically adapts to the acoustics of its room thanks to Trueplay technology. And the entire system—whether it has two speakers or twenty—is controlled from a single app, with the same ease from day one through day ten.
Let our experts guide you in seamlessly integrating Sonos technology into the heart of your living space.
Multiroom speakers
The Era 100, Era 300, and Sonos Five are ideal for music lovers who want balanced sound and easy setup.. The Era 100 Pro is perfect for audiophiles looking for unparalleled performance and a professional-grade setup.
Integrated preamplifier and stereo amplifiers
Take the sound from your Sonos speakers to the next level with an integrated stereo amplifier or a preamplifier.
Choose the Sonos Port to upgrade your traditional system, the Sonos Amp to bring your speakers to life with high-end power, or the Sonos Amp Multi for a custom, professional-grade installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I integrate my traditional speakers or turntable into my Sonos multiroom system?
Absolutely. With the Sonos Port and Sonos Amp, you can easily connect your traditional audio equipment (stereo system, passive speakers, turntable) to the Sonos ecosystem.
This allows you to stream your vinyl records or CDs to any room in your home in perfect synchronization.
2. What is the difference between the Sonos Amp and the Sonos Amp Multi for managing multiple rooms?
Both devices allow you to build a multiroom system, but they are designed for different setups. The classic Sonos Amp is built to power speakers in a single zone at a time (for example, your living room or patio).
The Sonos Amp Multi is a centralized, professional-grade solution that packages enough power to drive and manage up to four independent, distinct zones of your home from a single unit.
3. Does the Sonos system use up all my Wi-Fi network bandwidth?
Sonos is optimized to stream high-resolution audio with extreme stability.
For larger setups with many zones, or to completely free up your home Wi-Fi network, our experts often recommend a hardwired (Ethernet) connection for the main modules, ensuring flawless playback without any interruptions.
4. Can I play different music in each room at the same time?
Yes, that is the true strength of a multiroom system. From the Sonos app, you can choose to group all your rooms together for a seamless, home-wide vibe, or assign a different source to each zone—jazz in the kitchen, the radio in the living room, and a streaming service in the bedroom, all controlled independently.