Sonos Sonance In-Wall
Speaker - passive, frequency range from 44 Hz to 20000 Hz, impedance: 8 Ohm
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305,400 Ft
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36-month warranty
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SON003f2
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Sonos Sonance In-Wall
305,400 Ft
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Sonos Sonance In-Wall
The Sonos Sonance In-Wall speaker is perfect for any space, for any music enthusiast. This speaker model is passive, which means you'll need a suitable receiver or amplifier to power it – we recommend using the Sonos AMP. You're sure to enjoy the pure tones across frequencies from 44 to 20,000Hz. The speaker has an impedance of 8 Ohm and the Sonos speaker's sensitivity is 89 dB/mW.
Key Features of the SONANCE In-wall Sonos Speaker
- Passive in-wall speaker
- Optimised for Sonos Amp
- Trueplay feature for automatic sound adaptation to the room's acoustics
- Trueplay is only supported on iOS devices
- Grille can be painted to match your wall or interior
- Suitable for a multiroom audio system
- Sensitivity 89 dB/mW
- Single passive speaker
- Compact design for in-wall installation
System Type
- Passive
Number of Channels
- Single speaker
Frequency Range
- 44–20,000Hz
Trueplay Feature (iOS devices only)
The Trueplay feature was developed by professional speaker tuning experts. It allows the sound from the Sonos Sonance In-wall speaker to adapt to the acoustics of the room it's in. The specially designed grilles can be painted to match your ceiling or walls.
System Type
An active speaker is one that has a built-in amplifier. To listen, you just need to connect it to a sound source, either wired or wirelessly.Passive speakers are often referred to as speaker systems. They are designed for high-quality, loud, and dynamic listening in the comfort of your home and are not suitable for frequent transport. The main advantage of passive speakers is the ability to connect a variety of sources through a separate amplifier.
Number of Channels
The number of channels in speaker systems and home cinemas indicates the number of independent audio signals (speakers) and subwoofers, most often in an X.Y format (e.g., 2.0, 5.1). It specifies how many audio tracks are reproduced simultaneously, which determines the system's surround sound experience and bass depth, from basic stereo sound (2.0) to surround sound (5.1 and higher).Specifications
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