Working for me too. I’m hoping they have a similar email go out allowing you to claim back from other retailers too. Trying to justify the sub..even 50% off might be a struggle.
Dr_Lovegod
24 Sep 17#5
Worked fine for me for a play 1
remember the code PJ10-3SD3DTQWVP is added after you enter your name and address and it’s the next page.
helen1
24 Sep 17#6
Thanks, worked for me for a Play 1. Been waiting for it to go down to £160 for months
The_Hoff
24 Sep 17#7
Glad I don't need anymore, but can absolutely recommend the Play Bar, Sub and 2x Play 1 as a solid 5.1 system that also delivers musically.
jezwillmar to The_Hoff
25 Sep 17#31
I agree. was skeptical for the price but the integration with my spotify /Itunes and other room speakers made it an all rounder
Murtin
24 Sep 17#8
Does the new model decode or output DTS/ DTS-HD or even DDTHD?
If not it seems a bit mad to buy a soundbar for this price.
Murtin to Murtin
24 Sep 17#10
Poor form to quote oneself but the 2017 playbar and even playbase don't support HDMI sound full stop. Outrageous given the price. How can they position themselves as quality kit for audiophiles when they don't support any modern audio formats? Madness!
rich_1986 to Murtin
24 Sep 17#13
Because the stuff produces sound to perfection even without the support of them. The bar alone decoding DD sounds phenomenal. Pair it with a pair of Play1’s or Play5’s as surrounds and your in audiophile heaven. Can’t fault any of the Sonos kit I have for their sound quality. Highly recommended.
robo989 to rich_1986
24 Sep 17#16
Have to agree.
Straight DD5.1 sounds basically as good on my 5.1 Sonos than it did on my Poxey Anthem MRX-300/Emotive XPA5 pre/XTZ floor standers/XTX bookshelfs/BK Monolith Sub.
Takes 10th of space, 1/4 of the price and most importantly infinitely less hassle.
The_Hoff to Murtin
24 Sep 17#19
They don't and never have positioned themselves as an audiophile brand.
It's well made, reliable and nicely optimised audio equipment, nothing more and nothing less.
Murtin to The_Hoff
25 Sep 17#21
Their website says 5.1 system ideal for home cinema. £2800 for 5.1 system that cant play any hdmi sound formats. Deal?
The_Hoff to Murtin
25 Sep 17#22
Let's address first the inaccuracy of your post and clarify Sonos and audiophile don't belong in the same sentence.
My proper listening apparatus is perhaps audiophile quality, but my Sonos? Ha, that's just good quality highly convenient play out.
As for the cost do we me favour and add up the following:
Play bar SUB 2x Play 1
Nobody is pretending Sonos is cheap, it's unequalled in wireless audio for a reason, and despite Denon/Sony and Samsung trying, they can't come close to their ecosystem.
On that front, go and draw up some comparisons of other major players in the wireless home cinema front. I'd had mine for 3 years now, never a lip-sync issue or blip... That's the value. It's rock solid in supporting SP/DIF, don't like it? Don't buy it.
Murtin to The_Hoff
25 Sep 17#25
That explains why they can't/ don't do HDMI audio. Bandwidth over wireless must be too low.
It's also £1800 not £2800 as I previously said.
Still £1800 is very expensive for relatively poor quality sound. I know it's not wireless but there are excellent soundbars with wireless subwoofers like Yamaha for much cheaper that support 4K passthrough and HDMI audio.
IMO it's not great for home cinema as they advertise.
The_Hoff to Murtin
25 Sep 17#26
It's a variety of reasons, the latency is simply too great over those interfaces, plus you have other issues to contend with, like HDCP.
There's no equal, so if you want a truly wireless configuration, it's the best there is and having both a traditional system (PMC speakers with a Rel sub) with projector in my second reception room I can absolutely vouch for the quality of the sound.
Horses for courses!
TonySquared
24 Sep 17#9
Haven't bought any since price hike, but have sonos scattered around the house and they are awesome.
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20 % off sonos speakers @ SONOS UK
Example Below:
PLAYBAR = £559.20
PLAY 1 = £159.20
Order SummarySubtotal£699.00
Discount£139.80
Shipping StandardFREE
Order total:£559.20
CODE: PJ10-3SD3DTQWVP
PLAYBARQuantity: 1
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remember the code PJ10-3SD3DTQWVP is added after you enter your name and address and it’s the next page.
If not it seems a bit mad to buy a soundbar for this price.
How can they position themselves as quality kit for audiophiles when they don't support any modern audio formats? Madness!
Straight DD5.1 sounds basically as good on my 5.1 Sonos than it did on my Poxey Anthem MRX-300/Emotive XPA5 pre/XTZ floor standers/XTX bookshelfs/BK Monolith Sub.
Takes 10th of space, 1/4 of the price and most importantly infinitely less hassle.
It's well made, reliable and nicely optimised audio equipment, nothing more and nothing less.
£2800 for 5.1 system that cant play any hdmi sound formats. Deal?
My proper listening apparatus is perhaps audiophile quality, but my Sonos? Ha, that's just good quality highly convenient play out.
As for the cost do we me favour and add up the following:
Play bar
SUB
2x Play 1
Nobody is pretending Sonos is cheap, it's unequalled in wireless audio for a reason, and despite Denon/Sony and Samsung trying, they can't come close to their ecosystem.
On that front, go and draw up some comparisons of other major players in the wireless home cinema front. I'd had mine for 3 years now, never a lip-sync issue or blip... That's the value. It's rock solid in supporting SP/DIF, don't like it? Don't buy it.
It's also £1800 not £2800 as I previously said.
Still £1800 is very expensive for relatively poor quality sound. I know it's not wireless but there are excellent soundbars with wireless subwoofers like Yamaha for much cheaper that support 4K passthrough and HDMI audio.
IMO it's not great for home cinema as they advertise.
There's no equal, so if you want a truly wireless configuration, it's the best there is and having both a traditional system (PMC speakers with a Rel sub) with projector in my second reception room I can absolutely vouch for the quality of the sound.
Horses for courses!