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Sonos: Arc Ultra Soundbar + Sub 4 + 2x Era 300 BT Speakers (Black or White)
$1,999
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Adorama has Sonos: Arc Ultra Soundbar + Sub 4 + 2x Era 300 BT Speakers (Black or White) on sale for $1,846 - $847 with coupon code JHCE8394 at checkout (apply under the Payment section) = $1,999. Shipping is free.
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- Bundle includes Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar, Sonos Sub 4 and two Sonos Era 300 speakers
- Arc Ultra: Sound Motion technology, 14 Sonos-engineered drivers and Dolby Atmos 9.1.4
- Arc Ultra speech enhancement adjustable in the Sonos app; control via TV remote, Sonos app, touch controls and Sonos Voice Control
- Sub 4: dual force-canceling woofers, Trueplay room optimization and Wi-Fi connectivity
- Sub 4 compatible with Arc Ultra, Arc, Beam, Five, Era 300 and Era 100
- Two Era 300 speakers with upward-firing tweeters for Dolby Atmos, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth streaming
- Era 300 bass/treble/loudness adjustable in the Sonos app; voice control and Trueplay tuning
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- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $807 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $2,806.
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
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Adorama has Sonos: Arc Ultra Soundbar + Sub 4 + 2x Era 300 BT Speakers (Black or White) on sale for $1,846 - $847 with coupon code JHCE8394 at checkout (apply under the Payment section) = $1,999. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor StrawMan86 for sharing this deal.
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Thanks to Deal Editor StrawMan86 for sharing this deal.
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- Bundle includes Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar, Sonos Sub 4 and two Sonos Era 300 speakers
- Arc Ultra: Sound Motion technology, 14 Sonos-engineered drivers and Dolby Atmos 9.1.4
- Arc Ultra speech enhancement adjustable in the Sonos app; control via TV remote, Sonos app, touch controls and Sonos Voice Control
- Sub 4: dual force-canceling woofers, Trueplay room optimization and Wi-Fi connectivity
- Sub 4 compatible with Arc Ultra, Arc, Beam, Five, Era 300 and Era 100
- Two Era 300 speakers with upward-firing tweeters for Dolby Atmos, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth streaming
- Era 300 bass/treble/loudness adjustable in the Sonos app; voice control and Trueplay tuning
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $807 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $2,806.
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
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Sonos Arc Ultra with Sub 4 and two Era 300 speakers is a premium living room surround setup that shines for movies, sports, and streaming shows. The system is praised for sounding really good, looking clean, and being incredibly simple to set up, especially if you already use Sonos and want to avoid a full wired A.V. install. The main knocks are the high price, weaker music performance than movies, and recent software and YouTube surround issues that can limit full ambient playback. It is a polished, easy-to-live-with package, but the value depends on how much you want wireless convenience.
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Also, the fact that people are considering buying a $2k wireless surround sound system probably tells you they have jobs (and probably have other things to do than to comment on deals they're not interested in).
Of course you could post reviews from reputable sites that call this a POS system. Before purchasing this a few months ago, I looked everywhere and the worst criticism I found is it's expensive...
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They are two completely different designs/users.
There are always trade offs even within the two designs.
Those trade offs are personal, they're not universal like people try to portray.
Yes people have been making comments on how something sounds with zero experience listening to it since the dawn of time!
That's here to stay unfortunately!
However the soundbar is easier to setup and many like the appearance better. A higher end soundbar can sound really good but I personally wouldn't pay this much for one when you can find a comparable setup for around 1k.
However the soundbar is easier to setup and many like the appearance better. A higher end soundbar can sound really good but I personally wouldn't pay this much for one when you can find a comparable setup for around 1k.
Wiring is only one of many things when considering a "good" traditional setup.
If that wiring isn't in the proper place won't be that useful.
In general, there are always trade offs & sound is completely subjective.
If you find you love the sound of Sonos, I vote you just stick to it & enjoy.
Does the Sonos system sound good? Yeah it sounds really damn good and does the job when I watch sports, movies and shows on streaming. Yeah 2k seems like a lot for this but no other soundbar system has this level of sound, aesthetics, and build quality IMHO.
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Previously, the YouTube app could upmix audio to full ambient surround sound across all channels. However, following a recent YouTube update, playback is restricted to front stereo (soundbar only).
I reached out to Sonos support, and they confirmed they are aware of the issue but currently have no timeline for a fix.
If you want true surround sound, you'll need to rely on supported apps like Netflix or dedicated music streaming platforms for now.
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