In case you’ve forgotten, Sonos basically invented the multi-room category of home audio. It started as a software company in ...

Fifteen amps compared to the eleven of Arc; seven tweeters -- two of which ... you need a matching pair of Era 100, Era 300, Sonos One (or One SL), Sonos Five, or SYMFONISK (Gen 2) speakers ...

The Sonos Arc Ultra is a ... when comparing it to the 5.0 layout in the previous Arc. All told, you get 15 Class D amplifiers along with seven tweeters, six mid-range drivers, and a “Sound ...

The earlier Arc model has eight woofers and three tweeters ... because it plays nice with other Sonos multi-room products. My brother owns an Arc, Five (for the turntable addition) and Move ...

Firstly you now get Bluetooth 5.0 and Wi-Fi 6 ... the option to use the Sonos Voice control in addition to Amazon Alexa. Then there’s the sound. Thanks to a dual tweeter it promises a crisper ...

Sonic services are provided by a pair of 19mm tweeters, four 55mm full-range drivers and three passive radiators. Like the Sonos Beam (Gen 2), none of these ... But thanks to psychoacoustic techniques ...

Unlike the Sonos Beam Gen 2, the Ray does not have eARC connectivity, instead sporting only an optical input. That means that it cannot decode Dolby Atmos – audio format support is limited to Stereo ...