I'm currently in the process of a full remodel of my 1100 sf condo/bachelor pad. When I say full remodel I mean everything is ripped back to the studs so I'm really dealing with a blank slate which is nice but also a bit overwhelming. The good news is we're only talking 1100 sf so it's not a monumental task. At this point I have the ability to run any sort of hard wiring I need (speaker wire, cat6, etc) and mount speakers anywhere I see fit. I literally just discovered Sonos today while searching for whole home audio and after some research it seems like the perfect fit.
Here's my broad view of what I want to accomplish and hopefully you guys can help me turn this into a more detailed plan. First, I want to have audio in my living room, master bath, and master bedroom. In the living room my plan is to do a traditional 5.1 home theater surround system. I would like a Sonos unit to tie into this. In the bedroom, I'm thinking a simple 2 channel setup with in wall speakers and another Sonos unit. In the bathroom I could either do another 2 channel speaker setup with Sonos unit or just install one Play:3 or Play:5. That might be plenty for a master bath, not sure. That way all rooms are tied together or can be controlled separately. I'm thinking this is my best option.
What do you guys think? Where am I right, where am I wrong, what should I do different. What Sonos units do you recommend for my setup. Thanks a bunch.
Here's my broad view of what I want to accomplish and hopefully you guys can help me turn this into a more detailed plan. First, I want to have audio in my living room, master bath, and master bedroom. In the living room my plan is to do a traditional 5.1 home theater surround system. I would like a Sonos unit to tie into this. In the bedroom, I'm thinking a simple 2 channel setup with in wall speakers and another Sonos unit. In the bathroom I could either do another 2 channel speaker setup with Sonos unit or just install one Play:3 or Play:5. That might be plenty for a master bath, not sure. That way all rooms are tied together or can be controlled separately. I'm thinking this is my best option.
What do you guys think? Where am I right, where am I wrong, what should I do different. What Sonos units do you recommend for my setup. Thanks a bunch.
