Co-developed by Sonos, piggybacking off this deal, seems to be the cheapest price yet for these
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/814070
IKEA+Sonos Symfomisk Wi-Fi Bookshelf Speaker 2nd Gen $143.65 + Delivery ($5 C&C/ $0 in-Store) @ IKEA (Free Membership Required)
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Listened to symfomisk in Ikea and sonos seems richer sound.
Sonos for sure.. easily
You buy this if you want surround sound but want to hide the speakers. This will also have much higher WAF
What is WAF?
Guarantee you won't be sleeping on couch/in kennel
Wife Acceptance Factor
One SL.. I have 4 of each and to me the Ones are much better
These can be paired with Sonos Arc and Sub as surrounds to complete a home theater setup.
and beam
Is the sound any good from two in stereo? Is the software/app any good? Do you need anything else from the Sonos ecosystem to make it really worthwhile?
I am considering two for the back of my theatre and the wireless feature is attractive.
I had a Symfonisk Picture Frame and then just pulled the trigger on 2 x One SL and a Sub Mini.
The app was very good to use for either the Symfonisk separately or for the new One SLs + Sub Mini set, but can’t seem to make single Symfonisk to create a surround with my new One SLs + Sub Mini setup, weirdly enough.
But then I could make the whole surround system setup on Apple TV so I can still use them all.Sound wise, the Symfonisk sounds decent, and the pair of One SL is excellent, I would highly recommend the Sub Mini to go with either setup you have to complete the full experience.
Cheers, mate.
So you have to buy the power cord separately for $10 a pop? Whaaat!
Can you pair Symfomisk Bookshelf Gen 1 with Gen 2 for arc surround?
I have a single Play 5. Anyone has tried to pair a 5 with these?
If anyone with some tech knowledge could assist a novice me, I have an old 90s Bose lifestyle 5 stacker, which I love the look of, no speakers and no subwoofer. But would love to set it and use it for all my old CD’s and somehow connect a couple of Sonos speakers to it. But these are obviously wireless. Is there some sort of plug in I can connect to the Bose to allow it to wirelessly connect to a couple of Sonos? And as such don’t think I need a sub woofer as it will only be in a small study. Thanks in advance for any assistance!
does the bose have line (aux) out? you could get a sonos product with line in and use that to add a bunch of wireless sonos speakers https://support.sonos.com/en-au/article/use-line-in-on-sonos
That’s excellent, thanks for your help, really appreciated it. Looks like I could use the Sonos Port! Cheers!
wow, that was quick, coming up $169 for me :-(
Discount is applied at checkout page.
This or Sonos one SL at $185?