Happened to find this Sonos in-wall speakers on sale at my local Best Buy (midtown Manhattan).
Didn't have any in stock, but was able to order through a sales associate at the discounted price.
For non-Sonos enthusiasts, these are regular in wall speakers that need an amplifier, specifically the Sonos AMP if you're in the Sonos ecosystem. The architectural line of "In-Wall Speakers by Sonos and Sonance" are the only speakers that support support True Play tuning when paired with a Sonos Amp.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sono...Id=6325621 -
Link for reference only
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I updated the main post to more clearly specify the need for an amp for folks that are not as well versed in the Sonos ecosystem.
Personally. I would not buy Sonos ever again (or to begin with) after seeing how they have handled their latest major app update.
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Why would you be ripping them out years/months later? Speaker technology hasn't changed in years. Just the processing/signal communication (i.e., Bluetooth, Spotify connect, etc). Which means you just change your amp/processor, and leave your speakers alone.
The two real downsides are 1) if you don't have the wires already run, it can be a pain and likely not worth it and 2) while the sound quality will be good, you can usually get better sq in a standalone speaker. That said, in a room with bad acoustics anyway where you don't need studio level quality (like a kitchen) hard to beat in wall/ceiling).
Why would you be ripping them out years/months later? Speaker technology hasn't changed in years. Just the processing/signal communication (i.e., Bluetooth, Spotify connect, etc). Which means you just change your amp/processor, and leave your speakers alone.
The two real downsides are 1) if you don't have the wires already run, it can be a pain and likely not worth it and 2) while the sound quality will be good, you can usually get better sq in a standalone speaker. That said, in a room with bad acoustics anyway where you don't need studio level quality (like a kitchen) hard to beat in wall/ceiling).
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