I've had some experience with Sonos, and I can share a bit about how they might fit into your setup. For home theater use, Sonos speakers can be a great choice due to their sleek design and emphasis on user-friendly wireless integration. However, if you're looking to integrate Sonos with an existing system that involves wired speakers or a traditional amplifier setup, you might need to use additional Sonos components like the Amp or Port. These can help bridge the gap between your wired and wireless systems, but keep in mind that this adds a layer of complexity and cost.
In terms of sound quality, there are noticeable differences between models. For example, the Sonos Arc is highly regarded for its immersive surround sound experience, making it well-suited for movie watching. On the other hand, smaller models like the Sonos One are excellent for music and general audio but might lack the punch needed for a full home theater experience, especially in larger rooms.
If your focus is on both music and movies, pairing a Sonos soundbar like the Beam or Arc with a Sub and some rear speakers can really elevate the experience by providing richer and deeper sound. The great thing about Sonos is their app and ecosystem, which makes managing and expanding your system a breeze.
Consider your room size, audio preferences, and budget when choosing. Also, if you're heavily invested in other systems or platforms, think about how well they can integrate with what Sonos offers. Have you considered how you might expand your system in the future, or are you looking for something more static in terms of setup?