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Sonos Sub Gen 3 Wireless Subwoofer (Black or White) Expired
$590.20
$799.00
+ Free Shipping
Best Buy has Sonos Sub Gen 3 Wireless Subwoofer (Black or White) on sale for $590.19. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member csy22 for finding this deal.
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- For Use in Sonos Ecosystems
- Wired and Wireless Connectivity
- 2x Force-Canceling Drivers
- Vertical or Horizontal Placement Options
- Trueplay Tuning Technology
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/12/2024, 12:22 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Best Buy | $799 |
 Adorama | $799 |
 Amazon | $799 |
 Abt Electronics | $799 |
| Sonos US & Canada | $799 |
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My SVS subs with Soundpath isolation feet create lots of "vibrations" but it's not because they lack "force-canceling woofers," it's because they actually create significant sound pressure in my space.
Just know what you're getting into - This is better than a typical soundbar bass module, but a far cry from SVS, HSU, Rythmic, Monolith, PSA, etc.. If you're ok with extra boominess in the 40-45Hz range (they deliberately added a bump to the Gen 3, I'm sure based on "focus group" results), and value the floorspace over flat response, this thing should work just fine for you, even if it is overpriced.
My SVS subs with Soundpath isolation feet create lots of "vibrations" but it's not because they lack "force-canceling woofers," it's because they actually create significant sound pressure in my space.
Just know what you're getting into - This is better than a typical soundbar bass module, but a far cry from SVS, HSU, Rythmic, Monolith, PSA, etc.. If you're ok with extra boominess in the 40-45Hz range (they deliberately added a bump to the Gen 3, I'm sure based on "focus group" results), and value the floorspace over flat response, this thing should work just fine for you, even if it is overpriced.
Agree i unfortunately had to downsize my system. I went from a 5.1.2 goldenear setup with an HSU 15 inch sub. It sounded great yes, do I miss it yess! But I had to give up the theater room due to making it a home office with baby number two on the way. I switched to Sonos arc/sub/ones and feel that it is a great bargain. It looks so clean without any wires anywhere (given you know how to hide them properly). I am impressed with the surround capabilities and even my wife says damn this sounds good. Is it a dedicated theater- no. But it does make movies enjoyable, especially if you can add a second sub. The biggest upside is that my wife can use it without any issues vs the theater setup that definitely had its learning curve
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I would say for my use I prefer it for movies/tv. Music sounds good but we have multiple Alexa devices around the house that we tend to use for music 95% of the time. Sonos sounds way better but the Alexa's are just there already
Funny! 🤣🤣🤣
Any posting you visit, they say the Arc is all you ever need. No one ever mentions that a sub is REQUIRED to make it sound any level of decent.
$800 is not the entry level price for Sonos home theater. It's $1500. Ar around $1000, you can get full surround soundbar setups from competing manufacturers that sound incredible.
can't believe there are people out here comparing the two. One if from a legendary sub producer and the other is an overpriced sub that's required to make their regular system sound decent.
i'm convinced most people that have heard sonos have not heard anything else. you can argue that their software is better all you want, but you can't argue what a speaker's primary purpose is.
For the __physical size_ and the lifestyle factor of the Sonos eco system, it is one of the best compact subs I have ever heard. Performance per cubic inch destroys pretty much everything out of the water.
I still wouldn't pay $800 MSRP for one, but the $500-600 mark it starts making sense. Again, only if you need a "lifestyle" system.
Any posting you visit, they say the Arc is all you ever need. No one ever mentions that a sub is REQUIRED to make it sound any level of decent.
$800 is not the entry level price for Sonos home theater. It's $1500. Ar around $1000, you can get full surround soundbar setups from competing manufacturers that sound incredible.
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