Which Sonos home cinema speakers should I choose?
Start with the Arc or Beam
The Sonos Arc or Beam is the starting point for any Sonos home cinema solution. Place it in front of or under your TV and listen to a stereophonic sound with clear vocals and effects. Connecting the soundbar is an easy task. Simply connect the soundbar to the socket and plug it into your TV with an optical cable or HDMI cable. Both soundbars have the integrated Google Assistant voice assistant. As a result, you can easily operate the soundbar and your other Sonos speakers using voice control.
Add the Sub for extra bass
If you want to listen to solid bass, the Sonos Sub G3 is a logical next step. This subwoofer has 2 drivers opposing each other, which produce a powerful bass. In addition to just hearing the bass, you can also feel it. This makes an exciting action scene, rock concert, or game sound extra compelling. The sturdy casing neutralizes vibrating or humming noises. Because you can connect the Sub to the Sonos system wirelessly, you can place it in any desired spot in the room. Thanks to the slim design, you can even place the subwoofer flat under the couch.
Add surround speakers for 5.1 surround
The Arc and the Beam already deliver a widespread sound distribution, but with 2 extra surround speakers you can really bring a movie soundtrack to live. Because the speakers are behind you, effects seem to come from every corner of the room. During an exciting chase scene, it will seem like a car is actually driving by. The Sonos One is most commonly used, but if you have a large room, it's better to choose a Sonos Five. You can choose a surround set with or without Sub. Base your choice on whether you want to listen a deep bass.
Conclusion
If you're looking for a better sound with your TV, the Sonos Beam is sufficient. In the case of a larger room and a large TV, choose the Sonos Arc. As a movie or game enthusiast looking for the most realistic listening experience possible, you had best expand your set with SUB and rear speakers.
