Sonos Amp Review (Worth Buying)

Sonos speakers and the Sonos Amp are a great solution for those looking to build their own audio setup. While the speakers may be more expensive than other options on the market, their versatility and sound quality make them a worthwhile investment. The Sonos Amp, in particular, is a game-changer as it allows you to bring your existing hardware into the Sonos ecosystem and control everything from the Sonos app. It is a better investment than buying an entirely new turntable just to connect to your Sonos speakers.

Pros:

• Sonos speakers are well-made with great sound quality
• Versatile and can connect with a variety of devices, including TVs, turntables, and smart assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant
• Sonos Amp allows you to bring your existing hardware into the Sonos ecosystem and effectively turn them into Sonos speakers
• Sonos Amp lets you control everything from the Sonos app and seamlessly switch between turntables, TVs, and streaming music
• The Sonos Amp is a better investment than buying an entirely new turntable just to connect to your Sonos speakers

Cons:

• Sonos speakers are not the cheapest, with the entry-level Sonos One costing $219 brand new
• The Sonos Amp does not have any speakers, which may be confusing for some consumers

Verdict: Worth Buying

See the SONOS AMP on the SONOS website.

 

[ocnbrze]

i love my wireless LG soundbar and subwoofer. it works really great and very simple to setup with no wires. sonos is a good product, but i am not sure it is worth the price.

 

[Shadea]

Going to buy this amplifier, are there any people who have been using it for a long time? Share your impressions. A little pricey for me, but out of the ones I was considering, this is the one that suits me best.

 

[mikedt]

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[mikedt]

I would never touch a Sonos product myself, as they deliberately brick their devices after a certain age.

Sonos explains why it bricks old devices with “Recycle Mode”

Getting a discount on a new Sonos speaker means sending your old one to the grave.

www.theverge.com

 

[Shadea]

I would never touch a Sonos product myself, as they deliberately brick their devices after a certain age.

Sonos explains why it bricks old devices with “Recycle Mode”

Getting a discount on a new Sonos speaker means sending your old one to the grave.

www.theverge.com

Wow, didn't even know about that. Thanks for the information. I'll read more about it. Got me thinking)

 

[mikedt]

Wow, didn't even know about that. Thanks for the information. I'll read more about it. Got me thinking)

Sonos calls it "Recycle Mode", I call it "Suicide Mode" or "Seppuku Mode".

TBH I'm a bit surprised that Apple hasn't tried something like this with their iOS devices.

 

[Dannydet]

I am not in the market for this item.
I use a Polk Soundbar with a Bluetooth subwoofer that shakes the house for my music and movies.
Thanks for the info on it also, mikedt!!!