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Sonance Patio Series 4.1 Speaker System includes 4 satellite speakers and one in-ground subwoofer all powered from a single Sonance DSP amplifier. Provides coverage up to 1000 square feet (93 square meters)-ideal for fire-pits, small patios or hot tub areas.The system’s four staked satellite speakers, each deploying a 3.5in (89mm) anodised aluminium cone driver with a Santoprene surround, are joined by a subwoofer featuring an 8in (203mm) dual voice coil polypropylene cone and Santoprene surround driver for impressive output in intimate courtyard or patio settings. Sonance Garden Series is the perfect balance of performance and simplicity in an outdoor audio system. Sonance Garden Series borrows performance design elements from the industry-leading Sonance Landscape Series products and creates a smaller scale system ideal for outdoor areas up to 3,500 square feet. Obviously, Sonos is a solid choice, but not the only one. Just use an amp made for vehicles or marines as those can be different. Honestly, just about any amp/receiver will work with these speakers, as they present an 8 ohm load to the amp.which is standard. You could get the Sonos amp, and that would give you wireless control. Honestly, you could get the Sonance amp that comes in the package you link, but you would have no wireless control of it.

So back to your specific case, it looks like you have the Sonance speaker package, without any amp to power them. The speakers are wired in series, which Sonos doesn’t support. I have no doubt that it works, but again, it’s not technically supported.here’s the support document on connecting speakers to the Sonos amp. To complicate matters further, Best Buy sells a the package of Sonos amp and Sonoance speakers (my link above) that isn’t really sponsored by Sonos or Sonance. The link patio speakers on the Sonance site you link to don’t have anything to do with Sonos, and you would not be able to control the Sonance amplifier via the Sonos app. Both companies do have a partnership in place to pair The Sonos amp with specific Sonance passive speakers, and those packages are sold on the Sonos site. Sonance makes passive speakers (no amp built into speaker, require wires) and amps. Sonos makes wireless ‘smart’ audio speakers and amps, essentially. They are two different companies that both create audio products and to collaborate on some products. Sonos and Sonance are not the same company. If you do purchase Sonos, you may find my article handy:

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Please feel free to add a photo of the wires/connectors you have if you want to make sure, or to ask any other questions.

#Sonance patio series 4.1 install

All can be controlled from the Sonos app, which you can install on as many phone/tablet/computer devices as you like. Amp has plenty of power at 125 watts (RMS) per channel.Īt a later date, you could add to your Sonos system with other players/speakers and synchronise playback, or play separate sources to each.

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You can then stream music from a number of sources - essentially any major music service, online radio, AirPlay, Line-In (RCA stereo), an Android device’s music library, music stored on a computer or on a Network Attached Storage device, or from a TV via HDMI.

If you want individual control over each pair, you’d need a second Amp or a third-party switch between the Amp and the speakers. This would result in all 4 (5 including the Sub) speakers playing together. You can connect all 4 speakers to it (2 to each set of terminals) and a third-party active subwoofer can also be connected via a co-axial, RCA-type connector - please ensure all 4 speakers have an 8 Ohm impedance rating first, however. It sounds to me like you just need a Sonos Amp.