Sonos adds support for Dual Sub setups, doubling the boom in your living room – Review Geek

You can never have too much bass in your expensive home theater. Sonos fans can now link two Sonos Subs together to add some extra boom to the living room. But in typical Sonos fashion, you have to meet a few requirements before installing your dual subwoofers.

The first requirement is a Sonos speaker or amplifier. The Sonos Sub will not work without Sonos Arc, Beam, Playbar, Playbase or Sonos Amp. You also need the latest version of the Sonos 2 app (Android / iOS) and a 3rd generation Sonos Sub. The second Sub in your lineup may be an older model, but Sonos says you need the extra processing power of a 3rd generation Sub to make the magic happen.

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7;t have a Sonos Sub? Prepare to dive into your savings. New Sonos Subs cost $ 700 each or $ 1,400 a pair – and that’s not including the price of a compatible Sonos speaker or amp. There are much cheaper home theater solutions that support dual subwoofer setups and are infinitely less restrictive than Sonos products.

Other Sonos news: The company is bringing back the Union LA edition of its Sonos One SL speaker. The custom-designed speaker, featuring a Harlem Toile design by Sheila Bridges, costs $ 250 and is available for purchase at Union LA. Sonos is also selling a mic-free version of its Sonos Arc soundbar at Costco for the discounted price of $ 750.

Source: Sonos via Engadget