Sonos Amp Amplifier - Black
Connect everything from your turntable and stereo to your wired speakers to enjoy records, CDs, stored audio and streaming. You can even connect outdoor speakers and extend your Sonos system to the garden. Enjoy stereo sound for series, movies and video games when you connect the amp to your speakers and TV. Add a pair of Sonos One Surround Speakers to your setup for an immersive home theater experience. Its shape allows it to be integrated into a rack, and it also has a specially designed heat sink for optimized airflow and thermal management. Experience brilliant sound, in a space-saving way and without compromising on design, with Sonos Architectural by Sonance - a collection of ceiling, wall and outdoor speakers optimized for the amp.
Connect everything from your turntable and stereo to your wired speakers to enjoy records, CDs, stored audio and streaming. You can even connect outdoor speakers and extend your Sonos system to the garden. Enjoy stereo sound for series, movies and video games when you connect the amp to your speakers and TV. Add a pair of Sonos One Surround Speakers to your setup for an immersive home theater experience. Its shape allows it to be integrated into a rack, and it also has a specially designed heat sink for optimized airflow and thermal management. Experience brilliant sound, in a space-saving way and without compromising on design, with Sonos Architectural by Sonance - a collection of ceiling, wall and outdoor speakers optimized for the amp.
Connect everything from your turntable and stereo to your wired speakers to enjoy records, CDs, stored audio and streaming. You can even connect outdoor speakers and extend your Sonos system to the garden. Enjoy stereo sound for series, movies and video games when you connect the amp to your speakers and TV. Add a pair of Sonos One Surround Speakers to your setup for an immersive home theater experience. Its shape allows it to be integrated into a rack, and it also has a specially designed heat sink for optimized airflow and thermal management. Experience brilliant sound, in a space-saving way and without compromising on design, with Sonos Architectural by Sonance - a collection of ceiling, wall and outdoor speakers optimized for the amp.
Connect everything from your turntable and stereo to your wired speakers to enjoy records, CDs, stored audio and streaming. You can even connect outdoor speakers and extend your Sonos system to the garden. Enjoy stereo sound for series, movies and video games when you connect the amp to your speakers and TV. Add a pair of Sonos One Surround Speakers to your setup for an immersive home theater experience. Its shape allows it to be integrated into a rack, and it also has a specially designed heat sink for optimized airflow and thermal management. Experience brilliant sound, in a space-saving way and without compromising on design, with Sonos Architectural by Sonance - a collection of ceiling, wall and outdoor speakers optimized for the amp.
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A great product, for TV and music listeners since it does both jobs equally well.I use the AMP in my kitchen to power a pair of $1,200 Triad Bronze stereo bookshelf speaker. And it can get loud when I want.The AMP is connected to our Kitchen, 2020 Sansung TV, via the tv's ARC input.We use it every week night for TV viewing i.e. Netflix, etc.Then on weekends, when we entertain friends, we use the AMP for Spotify music play back via the SONOS S2 (Gold) iPhone controller app.Many people complain that at $700 each, it's to expensive but I believe it's well worth the money because at 125 watts per channel (at 8ohms, stereo) it easily drives large 2 and 3-way, speakers with 6" to 8" drivers.The original 1st generation SONOS amplifier was a pathetically under ... MoreA great product, for TV and music listeners since it does both jobs equally well.I use the AMP in my kitchen to power a pair of $1,200 Triad Bronze stereo bookshelf speaker. And it can get loud when I want.The AMP is connected to our Kitchen, 2020 Sansung TV, via the tv's ARC input.We use it every week night for TV viewing i.e. Netflix, etc.Then on weekends, when we entertain friends, we use the AMP for Spotify music play back via the SONOS S2 (Gold) iPhone controller app.Many people complain that at $700 each, it's to expensive but I believe it's well worth the money because at 125 watts per channel (at 8ohms, stereo) it easily drives large 2 and 3-way, speakers with 6" to 8" drivers.The original 1st generation SONOS amplifier was a pathetically under powered toy, that was unworthy of serious consideration.This redesigned 2nd generation AMP product is a VAST improvement in terms of ARC tv input connectivity and output power (125 watts at 8 ohms per channel).The only draw back with the SONOS AMP is that it is NOT stable under a low ohm output load i.e. be VERY careful about connecting multiple pairs of 8 ohm stereo speakers to a single AMP device.You may get away with it initially, at low volumes. But if you crank the volume and attempt a multi hour, high volume party, the AMP will likely to heat up, go into thermal protection mode and shut off ...assuming the output circuits don't short out and become permanently damaged.
originally posted on richersounds.com
I have had the amp for 12 months and regret the purchase. It is certainly a good looking bit of kit and if you are all about controlling your music through an app on your phone then it is probably ideal.Just personal preference, if I had my time again I would have spent my money on an amp that had more control on the unit itself. My wife does not use it even though I have offered to download the app to her phone, so it has limited use. We use android phones so unlike iphones with airplay you cannot stream directly to the amp. I did not know this when speaking to the advisor just before purchasing over the phone.Also, I want to connect my cd player and turntable to the amp but there is only one line in option, so I have to plug and unplug between the 2 ... MoreI have had the amp for 12 months and regret the purchase. It is certainly a good looking bit of kit and if you are all about controlling your music through an app on your phone then it is probably ideal.Just personal preference, if I had my time again I would have spent my money on an amp that had more control on the unit itself. My wife does not use it even though I have offered to download the app to her phone, so it has limited use. We use android phones so unlike iphones with airplay you cannot stream directly to the amp. I did not know this when speaking to the advisor just before purchasing over the phone.Also, I want to connect my cd player and turntable to the amp but there is only one line in option, so I have to plug and unplug between the 2 devices.Finally, if I am in the garden, just outside of the room with the doors open so only a few yards away from the unit, my phone loses connection so you have to keep coming back in and wait for the app to reconnect.Again having read the other positive reviews I realise that I am in a minority and it is clearly a quality product but sadly it just doesn't work for us.
originally posted on pcrichard.com
I was very excited to set up this unit to use in powering my existing wired indoor and outdoor speakers along with the capability of content and volume control, all from my smartphone. However, setup was a little difficult (very easy for a simple home WiFi network) when it came to connecting through my home network using a router, a PoE switch and remote data access points. Even though the WiFi coverage in my space was all the same network, the Sonos Amp was always treating the network as two different networks (router network and PoE Switch/Access Points network). This caused the system to see the Sonos AMP on one network and my smartphone on another network (both of which were named the same). They could not communicate with each other. Calls to tech support have ... MoreI was very excited to set up this unit to use in powering my existing wired indoor and outdoor speakers along with the capability of content and volume control, all from my smartphone. However, setup was a little difficult (very easy for a simple home WiFi network) when it came to connecting through my home network using a router, a PoE switch and remote data access points. Even though the WiFi coverage in my space was all the same network, the Sonos Amp was always treating the network as two different networks (router network and PoE Switch/Access Points network). This caused the system to see the Sonos AMP on one network and my smartphone on another network (both of which were named the same). They could not communicate with each other. Calls to tech support have yet to solve my problem. I can use the system controlled by an app on my wired Mac without a problem. think Sonos needs to look into this problem as networks (wired and wireless) become more sophisticated.
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A great product, for TV and music listeners since it does both jobs equally well.I use the AMP in my kitchen to power a pair of $1,200 Triad Bronze stereo bookshelf speaker. And it can get loud when I want.The AMP is connected to our Kitchen, 2020 Sansung TV, via the tv's ARC input.We use it every week night for TV viewing i.e. Netflix, etc.Then on weekends, when we entertain friends, we use the AMP for Spotify music play back via the SONOS S2 (Gold) iPhone controller app.Many people complain that at $700 each, it's to expensive but I believe it's well worth the money because at 125 watts per channel (at 8ohms, stereo) it easily drives large 2 and 3-way, speakers with 6" to 8" drivers.The original 1st generation SONOS amplifier was a pathetically under ... MoreA great product, for TV and music listeners since it does both jobs equally well.I use the AMP in my kitchen to power a pair of $1,200 Triad Bronze stereo bookshelf speaker. And it can get loud when I want.The AMP is connected to our Kitchen, 2020 Sansung TV, via the tv's ARC input.We use it every week night for TV viewing i.e. Netflix, etc.Then on weekends, when we entertain friends, we use the AMP for Spotify music play back via the SONOS S2 (Gold) iPhone controller app.Many people complain that at $700 each, it's to expensive but I believe it's well worth the money because at 125 watts per channel (at 8ohms, stereo) it easily drives large 2 and 3-way, speakers with 6" to 8" drivers.The original 1st generation SONOS amplifier was a pathetically under powered toy, that was unworthy of serious consideration.This redesigned 2nd generation AMP product is a VAST improvement in terms of ARC tv input connectivity and output power (125 watts at 8 ohms per channel).The only draw back with the SONOS AMP is that it is NOT stable under a low ohm output load i.e. be VERY careful about connecting multiple pairs of 8 ohm stereo speakers to a single AMP device.You may get away with it initially, at low volumes. But if you crank the volume and attempt a multi hour, high volume party, the AMP will likely to heat up, go into thermal protection mode and shut off ...assuming the output circuits don't short out and become permanently damaged.
I have had the amp for 12 months and regret the purchase. It is certainly a good looking bit of kit and if you are all about controlling your music through an app on your phone then it is probably ideal.Just personal preference, if I had my time again I would have spent my money on an amp that had more control on the unit itself. My wife does not use it even though I have offered to download the app to her phone, so it has limited use. We use android phones so unlike iphones with airplay you cannot stream directly to the amp. I did not know this when speaking to the advisor just before purchasing over the phone.Also, I want to connect my cd player and turntable to the amp but there is only one line in option, so I have to plug and unplug between the 2 ... MoreI have had the amp for 12 months and regret the purchase. It is certainly a good looking bit of kit and if you are all about controlling your music through an app on your phone then it is probably ideal.Just personal preference, if I had my time again I would have spent my money on an amp that had more control on the unit itself. My wife does not use it even though I have offered to download the app to her phone, so it has limited use. We use android phones so unlike iphones with airplay you cannot stream directly to the amp. I did not know this when speaking to the advisor just before purchasing over the phone.Also, I want to connect my cd player and turntable to the amp but there is only one line in option, so I have to plug and unplug between the 2 devices.Finally, if I am in the garden, just outside of the room with the doors open so only a few yards away from the unit, my phone loses connection so you have to keep coming back in and wait for the app to reconnect.Again having read the other positive reviews I realise that I am in a minority and it is clearly a quality product but sadly it just doesn't work for us.
I was very excited to set up this unit to use in powering my existing wired indoor and outdoor speakers along with the capability of content and volume control, all from my smartphone. However, setup was a little difficult (very easy for a simple home WiFi network) when it came to connecting through my home network using a router, a PoE switch and remote data access points. Even though the WiFi coverage in my space was all the same network, the Sonos Amp was always treating the network as two different networks (router network and PoE Switch/Access Points network). This caused the system to see the Sonos AMP on one network and my smartphone on another network (both of which were named the same). They could not communicate with each other. Calls to tech support have ... MoreI was very excited to set up this unit to use in powering my existing wired indoor and outdoor speakers along with the capability of content and volume control, all from my smartphone. However, setup was a little difficult (very easy for a simple home WiFi network) when it came to connecting through my home network using a router, a PoE switch and remote data access points. Even though the WiFi coverage in my space was all the same network, the Sonos Amp was always treating the network as two different networks (router network and PoE Switch/Access Points network). This caused the system to see the Sonos AMP on one network and my smartphone on another network (both of which were named the same). They could not communicate with each other. Calls to tech support have yet to solve my problem. I can use the system controlled by an app on my wired Mac without a problem. think Sonos needs to look into this problem as networks (wired and wireless) become more sophisticated.
I started investing in Sonos about 3 years ago, and let's be honest, it is an investment. Originally, we heard rumors of a mass shift from S1 that rendered all Sonos investors before me product useless, scared me a bit. To this day, I still pray Sonos does not sunset my versions placing me in a stuck stance for expanding my product suite, because this brand is worth it. With respect the the amp, I have 5 running my home, and absolutely love it. I did not purchase the in-wall speakers but they power my Martin Logan speakers amazingly. Since that initial blow to the pockets, I've expanded to having 5 Play 1's, 4 Play 3s, 2 Roams, 2 Moves, 4 Play 5s, Arc, Beam and 5 Subs across my house and cabin, so needless to say...I'm all in. The systems are near interchangeable, ... MoreI started investing in Sonos about 3 years ago, and let's be honest, it is an investment. Originally, we heard rumors of a mass shift from S1 that rendered all Sonos investors before me product useless, scared me a bit. To this day, I still pray Sonos does not sunset my versions placing me in a stuck stance for expanding my product suite, because this brand is worth it. With respect the the amp, I have 5 running my home, and absolutely love it. I did not purchase the in-wall speakers but they power my Martin Logan speakers amazingly. Since that initial blow to the pockets, I've expanded to having 5 Play 1's, 4 Play 3s, 2 Roams, 2 Moves, 4 Play 5s, Arc, Beam and 5 Subs across my house and cabin, so needless to say...I'm all in. The systems are near interchangeable, allowing me to take products between homes and through quick change over in network, they are up and rockin'. The surround sound from the Arc and Play 1s....and the Beam for that matter, are amazing, great surround displacement. I've invested over 20k in my media room surround (I know, not much to some) but will the distinction Sonos produced with a 3:1 surround can actually sound better. Now, when it comes to gut crunching, mind bending movies and shows...they are ok. Still a good experience but don't hold up at super high volumes. The Play 1s in either surround or in stereo are my favorite of the Speakers, they are cost effective comparatively, and give a great whole sounds with minimal footprint. I could go on and on about how much I enjoy all aspects of Sonos products and their insanely good reliability, but for anyone reading this, if you are on the fence, the investment is worth it...whatever you are buying now, won't be your last
If using for TV or movies, get an AV receiver instead at this price point, the dialogue will be clearer and better heard at lower volumes. I will preface by saying I'm well versed at audio equipment and an enthusiast in this segment. I bought this amp to attempt to replace a dying old Cambridge Audio receiver and my intention was to use it for music listening through Spotify and for TV/movie use.While music sounded good (Bowers and Wilkins 707 S2 speakers), watching TV was difficult at lower volumes, the dialogue was lost. Given that this amp has an HDMI input, it's use is marketed for tv/music/movies but it falls quite short in the audio fidelity quality to be $600 when compared to an AV receiver that also has music streaming capabilities, among many other things ... MoreIf using for TV or movies, get an AV receiver instead at this price point, the dialogue will be clearer and better heard at lower volumes. I will preface by saying I'm well versed at audio equipment and an enthusiast in this segment. I bought this amp to attempt to replace a dying old Cambridge Audio receiver and my intention was to use it for music listening through Spotify and for TV/movie use.While music sounded good (Bowers and Wilkins 707 S2 speakers), watching TV was difficult at lower volumes, the dialogue was lost. Given that this amp has an HDMI input, it's use is marketed for tv/music/movies but it falls quite short in the audio fidelity quality to be $600 when compared to an AV receiver that also has music streaming capabilities, among many other things (which can be had for less than $600).As soon as I hooked up my old receiver I was able to hear much more dialogue again without having to increase the volume, the clarity was back. I attribute this to the Class D amplifier the Sonos amp uses, while many AV receivers use the superior (though less efficient) Class AB, which excels in audio definition and fidelity over Class D. This was starkly apparent to me. Even with budget speakers you WILL experience the same.
Sonos is the Mac of audio systems. Love it or hate it, it simply works. I’m an admitted snob when it comes to audio. Years ago I might have called myself a true audiophile and admittedly had way too much money invested in boutique equipment. These days life moves too fast and it’s nice just just hit play and receive instant audio gratification. I drive a pair of vintage Bose 8.2 (all you Bose haters can stop before you even start…we’re not not talking Acoustic-Junk. If you’ve never heard the older Bose speakers you’re completely unqualified to comment) floor standing speakers with this amp along with an SVS Pro 12” sealed sub and it’s amazing. I have wireless Sonos speakers throughout the rest of the house and an older Sonos Connect Amp driving a pair of ... MoreSonos is the Mac of audio systems. Love it or hate it, it simply works. I’m an admitted snob when it comes to audio. Years ago I might have called myself a true audiophile and admittedly had way too much money invested in boutique equipment. These days life moves too fast and it’s nice just just hit play and receive instant audio gratification. I drive a pair of vintage Bose 8.2 (all you Bose haters can stop before you even start…we’re not not talking Acoustic-Junk. If you’ve never heard the older Bose speakers you’re completely unqualified to comment) floor standing speakers with this amp along with an SVS Pro 12” sealed sub and it’s amazing. I have wireless Sonos speakers throughout the rest of the house and an older Sonos Connect Amp driving a pair of Wharfedale’s in another listening room.Sonos isn’t the least expensive system but whole house, excellent quality sound at a reasonable price is priceless.
The SONOS Amp will provide me sound for outdoor music and an outdoor TV under new screened porch. I will be switching to ethernet cable to SONOS Amp since wifi is cutting out occassionally thus losing SONOS Amp remote control interface with SONOS App but surprisingly music continues. Ultimately I will have 6 pairs of wired passive outdoor speakers surrounding pool, firepit, and under the porch. Rather than purchasing separate SONOS Amps for each pair of wired speakers. I will connect the speakers through a Niles SSVC-6 6 pair speaker selector with separete on/off and volume control for each pair. Currently I am testing with 2 speaker pairs and sound quality is great. I don't play loud music. I like the volume at about 3/4 full on Niles speaker selector and SONOS at ... MoreThe SONOS Amp will provide me sound for outdoor music and an outdoor TV under new screened porch. I will be switching to ethernet cable to SONOS Amp since wifi is cutting out occassionally thus losing SONOS Amp remote control interface with SONOS App but surprisingly music continues. Ultimately I will have 6 pairs of wired passive outdoor speakers surrounding pool, firepit, and under the porch. Rather than purchasing separate SONOS Amps for each pair of wired speakers. I will connect the speakers through a Niles SSVC-6 6 pair speaker selector with separete on/off and volume control for each pair. Currently I am testing with 2 speaker pairs and sound quality is great. I don't play loud music. I like the volume at about 3/4 full on Niles speaker selector and SONOS at about 80% for listening to 1 speaker pair under 26'x 16' outdoor screened porch. When I added a second pair of speakers through Niles selector I did not detect sound level dropping off of 1st pair.When I add other speakers I will set the volume control on the selector switch at desirable levels for each separate zone. After that I can turn off any zone from the selector switch without changing volume setting for that zone. Thereafter volume will be controlled by the SONOS Amp for all zones simultaneously with tweaking volume for each zone by the NIles selector switch or turning them on and off by the selector switch convenienlty located and protected from the elements under the screened porch in a cabinet.The SONOS Amp works well with multiple music streaming services like Amazon Music and Spotify. The Iphone SONOS app serves as the remote control. Music is streamed over wifi or ethernet directly from router to the SONOS Amp. Music is not streamed from phone so you can take phone calls with sound through phone while music still plays through SONOS Amp.Another reason I purchased the SONOS Amp is so that TV sound would be immediatly played through external speakers through the SONOS Amp when the TV is turned on. This is possible because the SONOS Amp has an HDMI ARC connection to the TVs HDMI ARC port. I can also choose to play music on the SONOS Amp to the external speakers and let the TV play sound through its own speaker.By using the Niles speaker selector switch, I can listen to the TV sound or music in all the speaker zones or choose which ones with the selector switch on/off buttons. However, I can't play the TV through one zone and music through others with the selector switch. I would have to use the TV speakers for the sound on the porch while listenting to music around the pool throught the SONOS Amp.If I wanted to play TV sound through my external porch speakers while playing music through my pool speakers, I would need to purchase a second SONOS Amp connected to the porch external speakers directly without going through the Niles Speaker Selector box. I don't know however, if when I played music through the two SONOS Amps whether there would be sound delay for the sound going to the pool speakers through the Niles Speaker Selector and sound going to the porch speakers directly from the 2nd SONOS Amp. However, at this time I have no desire to do this so connecting one SONOS Amp to the Niles Selector Switch which will be connected to my 6 pair of external speakers surrounding the pool, fire pit and screen porch meets my needs and easy to control.Also by not spending extra money on multiple SONOS Amps I am putting money into high quality outdoor speakers. I just purchased a pair of Paradigm 470 outdoor speakers with 7 1/2 inch woofers for the TV surround sound under my porch. The SONOS Amp provides a very good simulated center channel when playing these two speakers through my Niles Selector Switch.I also have an existing pair of Klipsch 650 rock speakers with excellent sound that replaced a pair of Bose Freespace 51 speakers that were also excellent but didn't survived the cold and rainy weather over many years and lost their base and clarity of sound. l will continue using an old pair of infiniti outrigger speakers over a section of outdoor decking which sound good but don't match the richness and base of the high end Klipsch 650 rock speakers or Paradigm 470. I have not had a chance yet to reroute the wiring to the SONUS Amp to compare the Klipsch 650 rock speakers to the to the Paradigm 470 speakers. I have yet to decide on the speakers for the other zones.The SONUS amp also has a connection for an external subwoofer. I don't think I need it but I will test it with a subwoofer I use indoors to see whether to also purchase an outdoor subwoofer.
I wanted to give this a try. This is a strange product as it's not good for either side if you are looking for a budget friendly option or if you have tons of money.If you're trying to save money and play high quality music, get a used previous gen amp in a better tier and they will have so many more features and their amps will be better quality. This, the bluesound edge and bose's amp are music first and are literally just for simplicity. But if money is tight and you want to save, they all are expensive for what limited features they have, no e-arc, no screen, contentious relationship with tidal, or even wifi 6 (perhaps not needed, but probably costs them $2-3 dollars extra). The only plus is their dedicated apps but better receivers have had streaming features ... MoreI wanted to give this a try. This is a strange product as it's not good for either side if you are looking for a budget friendly option or if you have tons of money.If you're trying to save money and play high quality music, get a used previous gen amp in a better tier and they will have so many more features and their amps will be better quality. This, the bluesound edge and bose's amp are music first and are literally just for simplicity. But if money is tight and you want to save, they all are expensive for what limited features they have, no e-arc, no screen, contentious relationship with tidal, or even wifi 6 (perhaps not needed, but probably costs them $2-3 dollars extra). The only plus is their dedicated apps but better receivers have had streaming features for years without needing to download a basic app that lets you have a basic eq of Treble and Bass. It's literally software and they went with a 2 band eq for a product for "audiophiles."If you have lots of money and expensive speakers and are that meticulous about sound quality enough to get into audiophile speakers, you should probably get a better amp. Why spend thousands on speakers and $700 on a basic amp? If you just want music and basic connectivity and you don't care that much about sound quality and features, why bother with hifi in the first place? This would be like putting a camry engine in a la ferrari. It'll work, but why? If you have money, why waste time and money on expensive equipment to have it run by this?Please buy something else.
This works great when connected to my Martin Logan bookshelf speakers and matching subwoofer. It works so well with my Spotify account. I love how it is built into the app because so many devices require you to use Spotify connect which is cumbersome and flaky at times. Sonos has a real winner here. Btw, my Martin Logan speakers are 4 ohms and, according to the Sonos website, they are getting 250 watts each which is good because that is the maximum amount of power recommended by Martin Logan. Overall sounds great. There's only one thing that I don't like. I wish that Sonos would give me, an end user, the option to remove Sonos Radio from the list of inputs and utilized streaming services. I've tried Sonos Radio HD for 7.99 a month and it gets repetitive quickly so I ... MoreThis works great when connected to my Martin Logan bookshelf speakers and matching subwoofer. It works so well with my Spotify account. I love how it is built into the app because so many devices require you to use Spotify connect which is cumbersome and flaky at times. Sonos has a real winner here. Btw, my Martin Logan speakers are 4 ohms and, according to the Sonos website, they are getting 250 watts each which is good because that is the maximum amount of power recommended by Martin Logan. Overall sounds great. There's only one thing that I don't like. I wish that Sonos would give me, an end user, the option to remove Sonos Radio from the list of inputs and utilized streaming services. I've tried Sonos Radio HD for 7.99 a month and it gets repetitive quickly so I decided to cancel it. Since I paid 700 dollars for this amp and because Sonos products are expensive in general, I should be given the option to remove Sonos Radio and just use what I subscribe to. This is nothing but slick Sonos marketing and I don't like it. Just a side note.
Have set up with my B&W CM6's, a PV1D subwoofer and 2 x ERA 100 for surrounds. Sound is good for a minimalistic TV surround package and is far superior to any soundbar. Yes the amp lack's the audiophile purist fidelity of my previous setup, but for TV watching or streaming Spotify is as good as anything else out there.My wife has always struggled with multiple controls, and this amp running off the eArc HDMI is perfect for her. Everything is controlled from the TV remote. No complexity. Just turn the TV on and everything works straight away. It is the first HiFi component that we both are happy using.The ERA100 surrounds integrated prefect. The volume is preset to turn down during music playback and then reverts to normal for surround music.
