Anyway, I ordered the
subwoofer last week and out of the box it is solid and heavy (be careful
getting it out of the packaging). Setting it up is easy – just add a
Sonos device from the iphone/ipod/android/ipad app, push a button on the
subwoofer to connect it to your Sonos system and then equalize the two
speakers in the subwoofer (my speakers did not need adjustment as the
sound from the each of the speakers were identical), then adjust the
volume from the subwoofer and finally select the size of of the speakers
the subwoofer will be paired with. It may not be exactly in that
order…but believe me it is very easy.

Now for the sound that comes out of this sub…
It
does exactly what a good subwoofer should – it brings out the low
notes, so that they resonate, giving the music you listen to more
“depth”, and you can “feel” the music. It does this with most of what I
have listened to so far, from Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side Of The Moon” to my
Jazz music. Right now I am listening to Dick Hyman’s “From The Age Of
Swing” and the low notes stand out and the music feels more like a live
performance.

As one of the previous reviewers noted, as long as
you have either a connect amp, play 3 or play 5 (these are the only
devices that work with the sub), you can get the sub to work with a
connect (just group the connect with one of the devices mentioned above,
and put the sub in the room with the connect). I have tried this and it
works.

Not a cheap system, but then most good things in life are not!

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