Hi Robin,

I saw articles from early in the year about Sonos maybe finally coming out with 
a headset in 2020. I hadn’t heard about a new, more compact Sub although it 
might fit in with their strategy where they may think people who bought the 
Beam instead of the older Playbar wanting a smaller and aybe less expensive 
Sub. However, as an owner of the current Sub I must say I would have to 
hear/experience it to believe in it. The current Sonos Sub is stunning and I am 
not so sure why people would want a smaller Sub, it’s already pretty compact, 
but I grant you that it is heavy, but then who cares, you put it in a corner or 
flat underneath something and that’s it.
For me a headset would be an absolute guarantied purchase, I have been waiting 
for years and if it is as good as all the other stuff Sonos makes I’d have no 
problem dropping $400 or $500 on it.


From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Robin 
Frost
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2019 7:11 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: What are you looking for this Black Friday? Did you know you can 
get 30% off new Sonos speakers if you have old ones to trade up?

Hi,
I’d read rumors earlier in the year that they might bring out a smaller “core 
sub” as it was referred to and if they did that I’d so be first in line to do 
it.  I thought about the now seemingly older sub but hesitate due to its hefty 
weight and the worry that I’ll buy one and then as if by magic a new updated 
one will appear. That’d so be my luck. But I love my 2nd gen Play:5’s my Sonos 
Ones and my beam that’s for sure.
Thanks to all whose tireless accessibility advocacy has made the products and 
accompanying apps as excellent as they are.
Take good care.
Robin


From: Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2019 9:23 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com<mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com>
Subject: What are you looking for this Black Friday? Did you know you can get 
30% off new Sonos speakers if you have old ones to trade up?

Hi,

Sonos has announced their Black Friday deals, this  year you can save 20% on 
new Sonos speakers.
But if you already own some older Sonos gear like a Connect, Connect Amp or an 
older Play 1 first generation, you can even get a better deal.
Sonos offers a 30% discount onew Sonos speakers if you use the Sonos Trade-Up 
program.<https://www.sonos.com/en-us/tradeup>

I bought my first Sonos gear in 2009 and own 3 of the old Connect players which 
are designed to connect to existing stereo systems or powered speakers, I also 
have 3 connect Amp players which are stand-alone amplifiers which connect to 
existing bookshelf, tower or built-in wall or ceiling speakers and I have the 
original Play 5 speaker from 2011 which was called the S5 when it came out.
The 3 Connect Amp speakers I am using now at my retail store where each Amp 
drives a set of speakers, one for the main floor, one for the upstairs and one 
is hooked up to a pair of exterior speakers.

I decided the 30% off was too good of an offer and I just traded in my old Play 
5 for a Play 5 Gen 2 and one of my Connects for the new Sonos Move which sits 
on a charging base, but if you want to bring it somewhere you can simply pick 
it up and it then runs for up to 10 hours on the built-in rechargeable battery. 
Furthermore, the move is part of your Sonos system when at home and in reach of 
your WiFi, but you can also bring it with you anywhere and simply push a button 
on the back to switch it to Bluetooth mode and then use it as a regular 
Bluetooth speaker. Of course if you have 2 of them you can set them up as a 
stereo pair. Here is the short description from Sonos:

Get brilliant sound anywhere with the weatherproof and drop-resistant Move.
Control with your voice, the Sonos app, and Apple AirPlay 2 at home, and stream 
via Bluetooth when WiFi isn't available.
Great sound in the great outdoors
Experience surprisingly deep bass, a wide soundscape, and automatic Trueplay™ 
tuning that perfectly balances the sound for where you are and what you're 
listening to.
Voice control
The Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are built right in so on WiFi you can 
play music, check news, set alarms, get your questions answered, and more, 
completely hands free.
WiFi at home, Bluetooth everywhere else
Stream over WiFi and connect Move to the rest of your Sonos system at home. 
Switch to Bluetooth when you're away and offline.
Ultra durable
Don't worry about accidental drops or bumps. Move's components are protected by 
a hardwearing, shock-resistant case.
Grab and go
Move fits seamlessly into the included charging base and features an ergonomic 
handle, making it easy to pick up and carry.
Battery that lasts
Enjoy up to 10 hours of continuous play time and deep, powerful sound. Easily 
recharge Move on the included base, or a compatible USB-C charger.
Weather resistant
With an IP56 rating, Move stands up to humidity, rain, snow, dust, salt spray, 
UV rays, and extreme heat and cold.
Simple recharging
No need to plug Move in. Set the speaker on the included indoor charging base 
for quick power while you listen, and get power wherever you need it with an 
additional charging base.

As for the trade up program, you can do it through the website, simply log in, 
select the speaker you want to trade up/recycle and then confirm in the Sonos 
app, then next time you log in and place an order your 30% discount is there 
for you to use for anything Sonos sells including any of their packages like a 
set of Play 5 Gen 2 speakers, a surround sound set up etc.
You could also take your old Sonos speaker which qualifies for the program to 
any Sonos retailer like Best Buy and they can do it for you and this way if you 
had a Best Buy gift card you could get the 30% discount as well as use your 
gift card to pay for the discounted speaker. I just ordered a $500 Best Buy 
gift card with Aeroplan points and plan to get a second Play 5 so I can set 
them up as a stereo pair mounted to the wall in our bedroom.
As for my retail business, I am very tempted to trade in my 3 Connect Amp 
speakers for the new Sonos Amp and the Sonance architectural speakers which 
Sonance developed specifically for this Amp. You can get an in-wall, in-ceiling 
as well as an outdoor set and if you use these speakers the Sonos Amp can runup 
to 4 speaker pairs on the one Amp. Sound quality is supposed to be similar to 
what a stereo pair of Play 5 Gen 2 produces which is pretty darn good.

This is for the most part our Black Friday plan for this year although we are 
also looking at some new window coverings, but I’ll send another message with 
appropriate subject line.
The trade up program is of course not limited to Black Friday. It was announced 
a few weeks ago, but I am not sure if it is a limited time offer or something 
Sonos will continue to offer indefinitely. It’s certainly a great way to 
upgrade your hardware to the newer products which all support Airplay 2 like 
the new Sonos One SL which replaces the Play 1, the One with Alexa and Google 
Assistant, the Move, the Play 5 or the new Sonos Amp. Of course there is also 
the Beam sound bar or the Sonos Sub, all of these new speakers can be 
controlled with your voice via Alexa and if they don’t have the built-in 
microphones like the One or the Beam all you need is an Alexa Dot in the same 
room.

And no, I don’t work for Sonos, I simply love their stuff and admire their 
commitment to accessibility which hasn’t wavered or experienced any setbacks 
ever since they decided it was important which I believe was around 2012 or 
2013. For the first 3 or 4 years when I had bought my first Sonos products it 
was a bit of a challenge and myself and a few others were pretty relentless in 
urging Sonos to make their app more accessible and in the end it paid off and 
it’s been amazing ever since.


Best regards,
Sieghard

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