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Sonos Arc SL Shadow Soundbar (Refurbished) & More $509
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Sonos [sonos.com] has Select Sonos Soundbars/Speaker (Certified Refurbished) at 25% OFF. Shipping is free.
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Every refurbished product undergoes thorough testing to guarantee it's good as new and includes:
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- Refurbished Arc SL - Shadow [sonos.com] - $509 (
$679) - Refurbished Beam (Gen 2) [sonos.com] - $299 (
$399) - Refurbished Beam (Gen 1) [sonos.com] - Shadow - $239 (
$319) - Refurbished One (Gen 2) [sonos.com] - $134 (
$179) - Refurbished One SL [sonos.com] - $119 (
$159)
Every refurbished product undergoes thorough testing to guarantee it's good as new and includes:
- The same one-year warranty as a brand new product
- All accessories, manuals, and other documentation
- Pristine packaging and necessary replacement parts
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You are a freaking legend! Just got one!
Bose has always been a bit snake oily. Sonos is truthful about what it is: good sound that fits into lifestyle products.
Bose in the 90s (and 2000s) was trying to convince people that smaller speakers were better.
Hope I don't regret it cheaper. But it sounded better without sub than the arc.
And smaller footprint.
Replacing a really old Sony HTS w/ sub. Hoping I don't miss the lows from the sub.
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Hope I don't regret it cheaper. But it sounded better without sub than the arc.
And smaller footprint.
Replacing a really old Sony HTS w/ sub. Hoping I don't miss the lows from the sub.
If you tired of teaching family/guests/babysitters how to do audio on the tv, Sonos just works, very well.
I went from beam2 w/o sub to arc. It's a nice step up, but the b2 did fine for me. I also added sub g3 to the arc. Modern movie base can be a lot for my situation, and spouse doesn't appreciate it, I think sub mini would have still been a good option for me with the arc. I want the base for music.
Bought the Martin Logan forte when it was on sale for 150-200. Moved speakers and sub to that, it does better for my ears with music.
Update. Just got my one sl shadows as surrounds. Again still a great experience so far. Movies sound great! The products look brand new and everything was in working order. Took about 5 mins each to set up to my arc and sub mini. I can at least say from MY experience it's been good
I had some Play: 1's that were S2 compatible that I hadn't used for a few years. When I finally got around to adding them to my Sonos Ecosystem, I had problems connecting them. Used all the recommended tricks. Reset them, powered them down, etc to no avail.
What finally worked was connecting them via Ethernet for the initial setup. After that, they worked flawlessly and wirelessly. Had to do this with 4 Play: 1's. Set them up as stereo pairs.
Hope this helps.
The Bose of the 90's had great marketing but sounded terrible. The famous "No highs, No lowsā¦ must be Bose" were true of the 90's Bose
The Sonos sound way better than the 90's Bose.
Current Bose products sound a million times better than their 90's version. Current versions of Bose vs Sonos is a better comparison. Subjective ears will choose their preference.
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If anyone still has traditional receivers (stereo or home theater) and wired speakersā¦ you can add the Sonos Port and add your legacy system to the Sonos Ecosystem. $359 refurbished from Sonos
I have a Sonos Connect that's S2 compatible that I use for this purpose. Works awesome. I can now play music via Sonos app in my living room Home Theater. Sonos replaced the Sonos Connect in their lineup with the Port. I didn't feel the need to upgrade it however. I think the only benefit would've been AirPlay 2. A nice convenience, but not a game changer (meaning you can just straight AirPlay vs opening the app).
I have a Sonos Arc, Sub, and Play: 1's combo in my loftā¦ sounds great. My main living room I have my traditional Atmos Home Theater setup as a 5.2.2. Blows away the Sonos, but the Sonos sound great for the location it's in and for what it is. Soundbars can't compete with a full Home Theater setup, though, no matter what people tell you. And I'm not about to retire my Gallo Nucleus Reference speakers any time soon.
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If you tired of teaching family/guests/babysitters how to do audio on the tv, Sonos just works, very well.
I went from beam2 w/o sub to arc. It's a nice step up, but the b2 did fine for me. I also added sub g3 to the arc. Modern movie base can be a lot for my situation, and spouse doesn't appreciate it, I think sub mini would have still been a good option for me with the arc. I want the base for music.
Bought the Martin Logan forte when it was on sale for 150-200. Moved speakers and sub to that, it does better for my ears with music.
Also, as many others have said. Looked brand spankin new. But got a bonus HDMI/Optical adapter with it