Today the well-known firm announces the new Sonos Architectural by Sonance, an association that will surely be talked about since Sonance is a veteran company that started in 1983 when Scott Struthers and Geoff Spencer saw the need to launch the category of architectural audio that they come to be. all those speakers that are integrated into the wall, roof or structure of buildings.
Sonance is headquartered in San Clemente, California and now with these new speakers for indoor and outdoor use the company goes one step further to compete in this highly competitive market. In addition, these new speakers are optimized to complement Sonos Amp, which means that the audio quality will be excellent, yes, at the moment they are not intelligent like the Sonos One which are a direct competitor to Apple's HomePod.
The purpose of this release is to optimize audio in buildings and these will be the first third-party loudspeakers to support TruePlay, making necessary adjustments easier than ever during installation. In any case, Sonos continues to bet on audio and thanks to the connection to Amp it also means that users will have access to more than 100 streaming services, the multiroom experience with other Sonos products, control via AirPlay 2 and regular software updates that always improve the audio experience on these devices.
Prices of these new speakers are as follows:
- Sonos In-Wall by Sonance (€ 699 / pair)
- Sonos In-Ceiling by Sonance (€ 699 / pair)
- Sonos Outdoor by Sonance (€ 899 / pair)
Sonos In-Wall and In-Ceiling speakers will be available for pre-booking from February 5 on the website of sonos.com, with Availability from February 26th. Outdoor speakers will be available in April. The Sonos Amp is compatible with Apple AirPlay 2 and with a large number of streaming music services and includes an HDMI-ARC port to connect it to the TV, this is more powerful than the previous model and is available for reservation in Europe from today with a price of 699 euros and shipping from February 12.