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Q: QuestionWhat is the frequency response of this speaker system?

• A:Answer This Sonance speaker system has a frequency response of 40Hz - 20kHz.

Q: QuestionWhat type of connections does this speaker system have?

• A:Answer This system offers Wi-Fi connectivity for wireless pairing, RCA audio analog inputs, and two Ethernet ports for versatile compatibility.

Q: QuestionDoes this speaker system work with a voice assistant?

• A:Answer Yes, this speaker system is compatible with Amazon Alexa.

Q: QuestionCan I control the speakers with an app?

• A:Answer Yes, you can control the music and volume from your smartphone, tablet, PC, or Mac using the Sonos Controller app.

Q: QuestionWhat is the impedance of this Sonance outdoor speaker system?

• A:Answer The impedance of this speaker system is 5 ohms.

Q: QuestionCan I stream music wirelessly with this speaker system?

• A:Answer Yes, this system offers wireless streaming capabilities, allowing you to enjoy your music library, radio stations, and online services.

Q: QuestionWhat size is the subwoofer?

• A:Answer The subwoofer is 8 inches.

Q: QuestionWhat is the sensitivity of the subwoofer?

• A:Answer The subwoofer has a sensitivity of 89dB SPL.

Q: QuestionHow many speakers are included in this outdoor sound system?

• A:Answer This system includes six satellite speakers and one in-ground subwoofer.

Q: QuestionI know it's recommended to set up the speakers 8-10' apart, but is it possible to surpass this distance? I'd like to set up the last 2 speakers about 20' from the other 4 in a separate area of my yard.

Asked 3 years ago by Jerry.

• A:Answer Not sure if the sketch below will come through ok; but I have two speakers set off from the bunch, a good 40 feet from the subwoofer (by the fire pit). The others are in a line along the back of our house with the sub and run the length of the pool. At lower volumes, it’s a little hard to hear the sub at the fire pit, but at normal volumes, like 35-50%, it sounds great. One advantage that I have is that the sub is leveraging the back wall of the house. I literally had the electrician run two separate zones to the same interior room, assuming this would not work well and that eventually I’d have to get another system for the fire pit area. But I was surprised how well it worked. SKETCH: + is a speaker; @ is the subwoofer _________ + + ___________________ +.________ @_________ +_________ +_________+

  Answered 3 years ago by CjmstlVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIf I have 2 of the MAG Series 6.1 systems, can they both stream the same content? So I have one for the left side of my yard and one for the right for complete coverage.

Asked 4 years ago by JP.

• A:Answer Yes you need to purchase a 2nd system being that you are unable to buy additional speakers, we’re about to do the samething

  Answered 4 years ago by pinkbat

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Q: QuestionIs it possible to add Bluetooth capability to the amp?

Asked 3 years ago by DOn.

• A:Answer Hi, Thank you for your question. The Sonos amp does not offer Bluetooth; however, the back of the Sonos amp does have an Aux. input using RCA connections. You may be able to find a Bluetooth adaptor that has an RCA output as an alternative to built-in Bluetooth. That said, the Sonos app allows you to stream music from your music library and music services like Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, Sirius XM, etc., wirelessly using your home WiFi network. The app is free and extremely easy to use and set up. I typically don't recommend using Bluetooth because the phone or tablet you are streaming from must stay within roughly 30 feet of the Bluetooth adaptor at all times for the signal to stay connected. If you accidentally walk away with your phone or take a phone call, the music stops playing. It can be a bit of a hassle to stream using Bluetooth. I hope you found this information helpful. If you have additional questions, please feel free to call our California-based support team at 949-492-7777 and ask for Tech support. We will be happy to help you out. - Sonance Customer Support Team

  Answered 3 years ago by Sonance Team

  
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Q: QuestionWhat square footage does this cover? I believe the 4.1 version covers 1000sf. What is different about this version compared to 4.1?

Asked 4 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Hi, Thanks for your question. The MAG6.1 will cover up to 1,500 sq. ft. and the MAG4.1 will cover up to 1,000 sq. ft. I hope you found this information helpful. If you have additional questions, please give us a call at 949-492-7777 and ask for Tech support. We will be happy to help you out. - Sonance Customer Support Team

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Q: QuestionCan you link 2 6.1 Mag series systems together? Essentially giving you a 12.2 speaker set up with 2 zones? I would want the option to both systems play the same input at the same time.

Asked 3 years ago by Fryguy.

• A:Answer Yes you can. I have 4 amps in my backyard. They can simultaneously play the same the same source or individual music. You can also control the volume with each zone as well. They work great. Hope that helps. Good luck

  Answered 3 years ago by RadarVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI'm trying to decide between this product, Sonance - MAG Series 6.1 and the other Sonance - MAG Series 4.1. The 4.1 system appears to have 2x the power handling of the 6.1 system. Is this correct? Sound comparison from anyone? Trying to decide.

Asked 3 years ago by richp123.

• A:Answer I can't answer that about comparison but tell you the 6.1 sounds clear and covers our backyard well. I think it really only depends on the size of the space you are trying fill with sound.

  Answered 3 years ago by BillLVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan I use two of these 6.1 systems to make a 12.2 system using only 1 amp? Sonance's website says that the system can be upgraded to a 16.2 using only 1 amp. 1 amp I would use for this system, and another amp could be used in another room with speakers.

Asked 1 year ago by hamzee.

• A:Answer Simple answer is no, you’ll overload your Sonos amp. If you have two of these systems, use the provided Sonos amp with each 6.1 system. You will not be disappointed. You can then use the Sonos app to provide a single source of audio to each system, or separate audio sources to them individually.

  Answered 1 year ago by PhilnPGHVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionAm I understanding correctly? I need to run RCA cables to all my speakers instead of speaker wire?

Asked 2 years ago by Foster365.

• A:Answer Your understanding is incorrect. No RCA cables are used. What you need is one speaker cable that has 4 wires. 2 for right channel and 2 for the left channel and then you daisy chain the connection as you lay out your speakers. Each pair of speaker will be a left and a right and you break into the cable along the way to make the connections. See the photo of the wire needed.

  Answered 2 years ago by AnonymousVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHow do you turn up the volume on the subwoofer. I can barely hear anything

Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer On the Sonos app select settings, select system, select the room name, and select EQ. Then you can adjust the sliders for bass or traeble. My system sounded really good right out of the box. You may also want to check your wiring of the speakers. It’s possible you got some of the wires reversed causing the polarity to be wrong. This will affect the sound.

  Answered 3 years ago by ChuckVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhat does the wiring diagram for the six satellite setup look like? Won't having 6 satellites overload the Amp as its only designed for 4 8 OHM speakers?

Asked 4 years ago by TM.

• A:Answer I asked a similar question to Sonance directly and there answer is below (I was asking if the Sonos Amp would work and what I'd lose by going that route). From Sonance Support: "The Sonance Patio Series can be driven in a 4.1 or 6.1 configuration off a single SONOS amplifier. I would not recommend running a 8.1 or 8.2 off a single SONOS amplifier. You would not have access to SonARC equalization by using a SONOS amplifier. You would not use the subwoofer output on your SONOS amplifier, instead the Sonance Patio Series subwoofer would be wired in parallel as if it was being driven by a Sonance SR 2-125 amplifier. Feel free to reach out to myself if you happen to have any further questions or concerns."

  Answered 4 years ago by Tagman

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Q: QuestionWhat speaker wire and cables, exactly, have to purchased for installation of this product? Thank you!

Asked 11 months ago by saynotobestbuy.

• A:Answer outdoor speaker wire 16 awg or better. Comes with waterproof connectors.

  Answered 11 months ago by AnonymousVerified Purchase

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