Sonos Sonance In-Ceiling
Sonos Sonance In-Ceiling
The Sonos Sonance In-ceiling is the perfect addition to any music enthusiast's setup. This model is a passive speaker, so it can only work when connected to a suitable amplifier (optimised for the Sonos Amp). Enjoy crisp tones in frequencies from 44Hz to 20,000Hz. For a more detailed characteristic of the parameters, it has an impedance of 8 Ohms. To connect, the Sonos Sonance ceiling speaker uses HDMI and RCA - Cinch.
Key Features of the Sonos Sonance In-ceiling Speaker, pair
- Passive ceiling speaker
- Optimised for Sonos Amp
- Trueplay feature for automatic sound customisation to the room's acoustics
- Trueplay is only supported on iOS devices
- Multiple speakers can be connected via Wi-Fi
- Suitable for a multi-room audio system
- Round, paintable grille to match your ceiling
- Impedance 8 Ohms
- Connection via digital optical, HDMI and RCA-Cinch
- Compact design for in-ceiling installation
System Type
- Passive
Number of Channels
- Standalone speaker
Frequency Range
- 44–20,000Hz
Connection Type
- Digital optical, HDMI, RCA - Cinch
Trueplay feature (iOS devices only)
The Trueplay feature was developed by professional speaker-tuning experts. It allows the sound from the Sonos Sonance In-ceiling speaker to adapt to the acoustics of the room it's in. The specially designed round grilles can be painted to match your ceiling.
Perfect Sound in Every Room
Easily connect Sonos speakers in different rooms via Wi-Fi to create a home sound system that brings every room and every speaker together. For optimal performance, it is recommended to purchase the Sonos Amp.
System Type
An active speaker is one that has a built-in amplifier, so all you need to do to listen is connect it to a sound source, either wired or wirelessly.Passive speakers are more often referred to as speaker systems. They are designed for high-quality, loud and dynamic listening in the comfort of your home and are not suitable for frequent moving. The main advantage of passive speakers is the ability to connect a variety of sources through a separate amplifier.
Number of Channels
For speaker systems and home cinemas, the number of channels indicates the number of independent audio signals (speakers) and subwoofers, most often in X.Y format (e.g. 2.0, 5.1). It indicates how many audio tracks are reproduced simultaneously, which determines the spatial experience and bass depth of the system, from basic stereo sound (2.0) to surround sound (5.1 and above).Specifications
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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
