Sonos One Gen2 (Airplay 2, Wi-Fi)

Sonos One Gen2

Airplay 2, Wi-Fi

Question about Sonos One Gen2

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Gigifighter89

4 years ago

Hi all, I am thinking of buying Sonos speakers. How many Sonos One Gen2s can I connect together and can I set which ones play sound and which ones don't? For example, I am thinking of buying 4 speakers (bedroom, living room, bathroom and kitchen). a) Is this possible and b) can I say, for example, that the sound should "only" be played in the bedroom? Or e.g. bedroom and kitchen but not bathroom & living room? If I decide to buy and consider buying a TV soundbar in the future (Sonos Beam or Sonos ARC), would that also be compatible with the 4 Sonos One Gen2 speakers I have already bought? And here again the question of whether the speakers can be controlled individually, e.g. sound output "only" TV and kitchen? Thank you very much!

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Puemi1308

4 years ago

Hi, you can use a maximum of 32 devices in your network (https://en.community.sonos.com/advanced-s...). It doesn't seem to matter which types are combined.
As Nedvedi already mentioned, you can define a separate music source on each box via the Sonos app and control the playback per box.
I have two Sonos One 2nd Gen, which I partly use individually, but also in stereo.
The sound is brilliant, especially the very good sound ratio treble / bass (personal perception).
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nedvedi

4 years ago

Hello, we have 2 Sonos One and additionally 2 compatible boxes from IKEA. We can control them all via the Sonos app. So we can play different music in each room at the same time or the same music everywhere. I don't think there is a limit to how many boxes you can pair. They all run on the Wi-Fi network. I'm almost certain that you can also connect the soundbar and other compatible boxes and control them all easily via the Sonos app.
I can only recommend it! Great thing!