Best Sono System With Wireless Microphones

My Sono System is a Best of the Best, Having a Raised Ranch Home, What I have Done over a few years has make this the best , With 2-5's in my living area, & Sub, Low half of my Home, one side of my finish living is Weight room, with 2-5's, one in corner, the other half is my living / TV room, with 2-3's on top of Poka Speaker's that are with the TV set up,another Sub, and 2 1's on the back shelfs. Now we move to the Garage, 2-1/2 which from the ceiling are 2-1, and on the workbench is 1- one (Alex) THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I DID WAS ADD THE SONO BOOSTER, Changed everything, much better sound, no dropping. Perfection Of course everything is in zones. Very Powerful system. With the music station's out there that you can stream it's amazing

This wireless omni lavalier microphones system works good, a very good solution for a mid level system! They did a good job of blending value and quality!!

PDWM2135 VHF Dual-Frequency Wireless System with 2 Handheld Microphones is a very good set and value. It performs well. I had the 2130 and it was a dud, this one is head and shoulders above it. I highly recommend.

Picked up this as a spare for my Senal wireless system. As I consider microphones, especially wired lavs as commodities due to the wear factor, it is standard that a spare should be kept available. I picked this up on Deal Zone. The kit comes with the foam wind screen as well as additional clips. Also come with a very nice storage case.

I'm 70 years old and not particularly "tech savvy"; however, set up of my Sono 5 was extremely simple (didn't even have to ask the grandkids for help!). Literally, within minutes I had music playing from my Amazon Prime account. We have a CD player that holds 300 CD's and plays through out intercom system (not a good system); however, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that we could connect the Somo 5 directly to the CD player and now can listen to our collection without downloading them to the computer. Really like the fact that we're able to listen to a wide variety of music through the streaming capability and are even using the Sono to listen to our favorite local talk radio station. It's a little pricey but worth every penny. Oh...and the sound is awesome! We're loving it!

I have my Sono One with voice and Playbar setup as surround system for a while been always thinking of getting Sonos Sub but was worried as I'm staying in apartment complex aka in Singapore HDB flat and don't want anything so loud that will disturb my nieghbors. But playbar and One as surround sound system though sounding very good but still lacking the bass I like specially lis5ening to music and watching movies. So when the Sub Mini was launch I immediately grab on and never regretted my decision. Happy camper here!

Have been a longtime fan of the Sono's audio system. Ive added a number of speakers to my soundbar and the audio experience keeps getting better and better. My most recent purchase, the mini woofer adds incredible depth to the listening experience. The only slightest complaint I have is the time it takes to set-up/balance the speakers, but once you experiment and explore the app, its achievable and surround sound is fun and amazing to experience. Overall, I continue to be a big fan of Sonos.

Happy with the sound of the SONO network. Current system for 1 medium-large room, includes: 2-Ones, 2- Woofers, 1-Arc, and added the SONO FIVE to fillout the rear sound

The right tool if you want to minimize dropouts on your wireless microphones

My company only uses PRO X cases and its perfect for 4 wireless microphones, Wireless Antenna Disto and a Furman Power Conditioner. The drawer has plenty of space for mics and cables!