Can it be bi-amped and have sub outs? And can anyone recommend acoustic panels which you can easily wipe food off sad thing is that stuff does go through my head.We are in danger of over thinking this, it is a speaker for the kitchen. Sonos works, has a good resale value if you decide to change it further down the line & they keep updating the compatability unlike, say, apple who don't.
If you merely want a speaker to play from a smart Phone, Any device with BT aPX is the answer. If you additionally have AirPlay, that gives you more flexibility for source input. But you'd have to network it to take full advantage.
Sonos might be the answer if want set up a full eco system and entire home music network from one supplier. But may be overkill just for kitchen usage.
For< £200 the Bose mini Soundlnk ii. Is great fun, room filling, and easily transports from room to room. I have one, it's not the last word, but more than good enough.
I also heard the EU Boom 2 mentioned above and was impressed.
Get down to John Lewis with yer smart phones and play.
The obvious answer is usually the corect oneThe answer is still Sonos One. Alexa, Siri, Google whatever. Great software regularly upgraded. Great sound. Discrete and same price as Bose. I have a Bose and the Sonos is so much better.
The answer is still Sonos One. Alexa, Siri, Google whatever. Great software regularly upgraded. Great sound. Discrete and same price as Bose. I have a Bose and the Sonos is so much better.
When the op says only a smartphone will be used, does this mean as a control device, or as a source of music without being connected to WiFi?
If no WiFi is involved, connection will be via Bluetooth & Sonos doesn’t do Bluetooth.
If WiFi is involved the I’d look no further than Sonos.
Apologies if this has already been covered.
When the op says only a smartphone will be used, does this mean as a control device, or as a source of music without being connected to WiFi?
If no WiFi is involved, connection will be via Bluetooth & Sonos doesn’t do Bluetooth.
If WiFi is involved the I’d look no further than Sonos.
Apologies if this has already been covered.
The answer is still Sonos One. Does everything you need in a single speaker.
The lack of UPNP is a good point, and something I hadn't thought about. I tried to buy the Audio Pro C5 at Richer Sounds over the weekend, but the salesman was only interested in selling me a Sonos.Ideally you want to have all bases covered, Bluetooth, Airplay and UPNP for future proofing and versatility. The lack of UPNP on the Audio Pro is what is holding me back....I just wish Naim would have a QB blowout!