How I tweaked my Sonos speakers to upgrade their audio performance - easy and free - ZDNET

Our gifting experts are obsessively searching for holiday gifts that are unique, thoughtful and suitable for any budget. Home & Office > Home Entertainment > Speakers If you've left your Sonos system's audio settings untouched, you're missing out on untapped audio potential. Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Rear speakers are a surefire way to upgrade your Sonos soundbar’s performance. When listening to or watching content in spatial audio, you may notice sounds moving behind you — that means your rears are doing their job. A subwoofer adds a hefty layer of bass, and if you can feel it, it’s working. I used to listen to stereo tracks on my Sonos home theater, consisting of an Arc Ultra, two Era 300s, and a Sub 4, with the default settings intact. I found myself saying, “Wow, for such physically imposing speakers, the soundbar seems to be doing most of the heavy lifting.” Also: How I upgraded my Sonos soundbar’s audio quality – 3 easy and free methods If I were listening in stereo, nearly every component of the song would come through the Arc Ultra, while the Era 300s would merely whisper. If you’re listening to or watching in stereo and want more immersion and f