Pair of Sonos Stands for One and Play:1 (White) (SS1FSWW1)
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As they sit on the stand but are connected to the power cable, it is difficult to mount them on the wall if you have a young child, keep in mind the stand is
A circle with a diameter of 12 inches
There is no adjustment to them
You have to rotate the stand to get it to work
Selected User Reviews For Pair of Sonos Stands for One and Play:1 (White) (SS1FSWW1)
I thought about purchasing these with my $300 speakers, and I thought, "what better to pair with them than $300 speaker stands!". Having not had a bad experience with Sonos yet, I decided to try them out. In addition to the speakers being pushed behind a couch, I also wanted the design to allow me to hide them behind a bookcase. The arrival of the team surprised me. This pair of stands is exceptionally well made. They appear to be made of steel and have been powder coated. As well, they are not inexpensive, but they do have a nice weight to them. As soon as you figure out how to assemble them, they were pretty simple to put together. You should read the instructions before proceeding. Comparing how easy it is to set up a Sonos speaker, they aren't the most convenient, but they aren't terrible. Its flat end has prongs at one end and has a prongted end at the other. In a way, it seems they should be on top, but these are actually pressure-fitting guides that hold the base in place. The more you use them, the more sense it makes. As a whole, they look fantastic and fit perfectly with the sofa!.
There are a lot of pieces and it's nearly as complex to assemble as the Sanus stand, which costs HALF as much. I obtained this stand after reading all the great reviews and I love my gadgets, but it was 3 times the price of the stand I originally purchased. For one thing, the cable management on the Sanus is much simpler. The cable simply runs down the center of the pole. This stand has a notch in the back that is supposed to keep the cable in place, but this is prone to failure and needs to be reset frequently. It sits nicely, but I wouldn't call it secure. The Sanus stand has a physical screw that goes into the back of the speakers, whereas these stands have the speaker on a different stand, which keeps it fairly secure, but does not guarantee it will stay in place.
price of these is the first thing I noticed when I looked at them. I yell, "Yikes". There are a lot of very mixed reviews on other stands, though. Misalignment to speaker wobble everything you need to know. As for the speakers, I knew Sonos would make a complete product more likely than not. They have a good weight to them and it's super easy to put them together. The main post is held in with two screws at the bottom, and the speaker is held in with two screws at the top. When I didn't realize it at the time, if you currently have the Sonos One speakers on side tables and plan on moving them, be sure to have access to outlets nearby before moving them. My extension cables need to be replaced since I moved mine. The cable length from the base to the speaker is a large part of the cable length. Also, my couches sit slightly higher than where these stands rest the speakers. I am able to move them around as I don't have a problem with it. Because the base plates are so thick, it was impossible to place them behind / underneath my end table the way I had intended. Overall, we can conclude that I hate that. It is hard to swallow the price after knowing what I have, but I still think it is worth it. It's likely your best option to go with them.
Compared to Sonos One stands that are attached to the ground, these are considerably more expensive, and I was concerned about their ability to stay mounted when compared to those that are anchored to the ground. As they stand now with the speakers attached, I am really glad that I chose the Sonos brand over the other brands available. Firstly, the look and feel fit well with my "ecosystem" of Sonos The first thing that is noticeable is the speaker stands actually hold the Sonos One speaker securely. Last but not least, the stands are at exactly the right height to be used for surround sound. Although I believe the company has no intention of focused on planned obsolescence as a business strategy (as those caught in the midst of the Sonos generation change are finding out), I think he company has no plans to plan for obsolescence. The only emphasis that they are putting on is having a single and integrated system In the - This is a top-of-the-line sound system, which costs more but is well worth the money.
Both of my stands suffered the same problem. As soon as the rubber feet pop out, it is hard to get them back into the base. It won't work if you push with your thumbs. As of now, I am using C clamps to try and pull them in, but my success rate has been limited. A stand is useless if it does not sit level! In the event that I can't get back into the base these plastic feet, we will be returning the stands. Purchase something else with the money you saved.
There were really only a few options available when I was shopping. The prices for each were relatively high, ranging from about $180 to as high as Ultimately, I decided to keep these because of the brand name and they work like a charm. I have set them just the right height on either side of my sectional despite the fact that they are not adjustable. They are something I would buy.
Their design is beautiful, and doesn't draw the eyes of people in the house, yet supports the speakers in a very stylish way as well. The price is steep, but they are well worth the investment. In comparison to their cheaper counterparts, they are less bulky, so they are easier to blend in with a room.
I am returning this item. When it came in, it was beaten-up I hear the sound of a million broken pieces in the up box. As soon as I opened it, a few small air bubbles escaped (shown here). I received the item in the same condition as someone else's return, with no screws or instructions. It goes without saying that Amazon just took someone else's trashy return and sent it on. To be fair, the pieces do appear to be of great Sonos quality independently. It may have worked out if I had found this on the FB market place for cheap and didn't mind the scuffing, and paid 1/4 what you would pay for new pieces, but this was too expensive. I will not pay the full price for rudimentary Sonos brand items. I feel it is unfair to deduct a restocking fee from my refund.
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