Sonos and Sonance offer excellent in-wall speakers designed for seamless integration with the Sonos system. Here's a breakdown of their key differences:
Sonos In-Wall Speakers
Designed by Sonos: Sonos directly designs and engineers their in-wall speakers, ensuring perfect compatibility and sound tuning within the Sonos ecosystem.
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Sonos InWall Speakers
Trueplay Tuning: Sonos speakers benefit from Trueplay software. Trueplay uses your iOS device's microphone to analyze your room's acoustics and automatically adjusts the speakers' sound for optimal quality.
Sonos App: All control happens within the Sonos app, giving you access to streaming services, equalization settings, and multi-room audio features.
Sonance In-Wall Speakers
Collaboration Between Brands: Sonance, a leader in architectural speakers, collaborates with Sonos for optimized performance with the Sonos Amp.
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Sonance InWall Speakers
Wider Range of Options: Sonance offers more models and sizes, catering to different needs and budgets. This includes in-ceiling speakers as well as in-wall.
No Trueplay: Sonance speakers lack Trueplay room tuning, but the Sonos Amp offers basic equalization adjustments.
Functionality Differences Summary:
Feature Sonos In-Wall Sonance In-Wall
Brand Sonos Sonance
Trueplay Yes No
Speaker Range Limited Wider
Control Sonos App Sonos App
Which One to Choose
Seamless Sonos Experience: If you value the simplicity of the Sonos system and Trueplay tuning, Sonos in-walls are the ideal choice.
More Flexibility and Price Range: If you need a greater variety of speaker sizes or want to prioritize price, Sonance speakers offer more options.
Important Note: Regardless of whether you choose Sonos or Sonance in-wall speakers, you'll need a Sonos Amp to power them.
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