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Sonos has just announced the newest member of its soundbar family—the Sonos Beam Ultra. Designed as a compact, mid-size soundbar, the Beam Ultra features nine custom speaker drivers, including two dedicated up-firing drivers, to deliver true 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos surround sound. It is an excellent option for customers who want an immersive home theater experience but don't need the larger Sonos Arc Ultra. The Beam Ultra is designed for TVs up to 65 inches and connects to your TV

One of the most common questions we hear during our in-home consultations is, "Should I choose the Sonos Beam or the Sonos Arc Ultra?" The answer depends on where the soundbar will be used. The Sonos Arc Ultra is Sonos' flagship soundbar and is our top recommendation for your primary TV viewing room or home theater. It delivers a larger, more immersive soundstage with greater clarity, deeper bass, and enhanced Dolby Atmos performance. The Sonos Beam, on the other hand, is an

No. Sonos soundbars do not include or require a separate remote control. In fact, one of the benefits of Sonos is reducing the number of remotes you need to manage. During setup, your Sonos soundbar can be programmed to turn on automatically when you turn on your TV. The volume can then be controlled using your existing TV remote or cable/satellite remote. In most cases, whatever is playing on your TV will automatically play through the Sonos soundbar. When it comes to music,

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As our clients are now benefitting from ARC HDMI connections, along comes e ARC. As a quick refresher, ARC is the acronym for Audio...