Play Music or Share TV Audio Throughout Your Home


What System Is Right For Your Home?
A Cost Effective Whole Home Audio System
Whether your home already has speakers in multiple rooms, or you are looking to add speakers to these rooms, this system design is a cost effective approach to making it all work and easy to operate!
Lets say you have four rooms in your home, each with one pair of in ceiling speakers. We can install one Sonos Amplifier to a 4-Zone Speaker Selector and all rooms will play the same content at the same time with balanced output to each room!


Sonos Amp
$799+tax
4-Zone Speaker
Selector $139+tax
Total Products = $938+tax
Total Installation* = $150
Total Cost* = $1,088
Best Whole Home Audio System
In the same home with four rooms, each with one pair of in ceiling speakers. We can install four Sonos Amplifiers, one to each pair of speakers and all rooms can play the something different, or they can be grouped together to play the same content! Each room will have complete control to play whatever you want at whatever volume your want, all from your phone, tablet, or computer

Total Installation* = $150
x4 Sonos Amps
$3,196+tax
Total Cost* = $3,346*




How can I share my TV Content to my each room in my home?
Your TV likely has an audio output where all the plugs are on the back of your TV! If you have an analog audio output, you can use red+white rca cables to connect from the TV to one of your Sonos Amps! Then it's as simple as opening the Sonos App and selecting the Line In button from your available sources in the Sonos App!
If you have the digital optical (toslink) audio output, this may be a little more tricky. You will need a digital optical to analog convertor that connects to the TV with the optical cable from the TV's audio output and an analog audio cable from the convertor to the Sonos Amp. These convertors also require an available power outlet to plug into.
If you have HDMI ARC or eARC and are not using this port on your TV, you can connect and HDMI cable from your TV's HDMI ARC or eARC port to the Sonos Amp also.

