Accessories

This is a finishing kit, not a speaker. It is supplied as a pair of square adapters with matching grilles, and its purpose is to change the visible aperture of round 8-inch In-Ceiling Speakers by Sonos and Sonance from a circle to a square. Sonance offers the same conversion across its architectural range, where the square adapter is described as converting round speakers to a square appearance.Designers and integrators specify this for a straightforward reason: ceilings usually already...

The Combo Adapter is a small split cable, not a speaker. Sonos removed the dedicated line-in and Ethernet jacks from its newer speakers in favor of a single USB-C port, and this adapter restores both functions at once: one leg terminates in an RJ45 Ethernet connector for hardwiring the speaker to your router, the other in a 3.5 mm analog input for connecting a turntable preamp, CD player, media player, or any other line-level source.Being able to do both simultaneously is the point. The...

The Sonos Combo Adapter is a split-cable accessory that turns the single accessory port on compatible Sonos speakers into two useful connections at once: a hardwired Ethernet link to your router and a 3.5 mm analog audio input. That combination matters in real installations. If a room has marginal Wi-Fi coverage, or if a client wants a rock-solid connection for a permanently placed speaker, the Ethernet leg removes the wireless variable entirely. The 3.5 mm leg lets you feed the same speaker...

This ten-pack of Sonos banana plugs is the installer-quantity version of the connector Sonos designed for the Amp. Each plug terminates a single speaker-wire conductor and seats firmly in the Amp's binding posts, giving you a clean, repeatable connection instead of bare twisted wire that can fray or short across terminals. The plugs are made from high-grade steel and use the same profile Sonos ships with the Amp, so the finished job looks factory-consistent across every rack and every zone.Key...

Sonos Banana Plugs are the connectors Sonos designed for the Amp's speaker outputs, sold here as a pair so you can add or replace a single speaker connection. Each plug terminates one conductor of the speaker run and locks into the Amp's binding post, which is faster to land than bare wire and far less likely to work loose or bridge across terminals over time.Key FeaturesSold as a pair - enough to terminate the positive and negative legs of one speaker runConnector profile matched to the Sonos...

This set of two wall mounts is made for installing a stereo pair or a set of Sonos surrounds without giving up shelf space. Each mount uses a ball-and-socket joint that swivels 15 degrees up, down, left, or right, so you can aim both Era 100s at the listening position rather than settling for whatever angle the wall dictates. Getting the speakers off furniture also reduces early reflections and cabinet vibration, which pays off most in small or hard-surfaced rooms.Key FeaturesTwo mounts...

Two custom wall mounts for the Sonos Era 100 and Era 100 SL, sized and finished to disappear against the speaker. Each mount pivots on a ball-and-socket joint that moves 15 degrees up, down, left, or right, letting you toe both speakers in toward the seats - the difference between a vague stereo image and a focused one. Wall mounting also lifts the cabinets clear of furniture, reducing reflections and the vibration that muddies bass.Key FeaturesPair of mounts, the natural quantity for stereo...

A single custom wall mount for the Sonos Era 100 and Era 100 SL, finished in white to match the speaker. The ball-and-socket joint swivels 15 degrees up, down, left, or right, so you can aim the speaker toward the listening area instead of accepting whatever direction the wall faces. Mounting also gets the cabinet off shelves and countertops, which reduces early reflections and the vibration that can blur low frequencies.Key FeaturesBall-and-socket articulation with 15 degrees of movement in...

Sonos built this mount specifically for the Era 100 and Era 100 SL, and the fit shows: the bracket sits close to the wall, the finish matches the speaker, and nothing about the installation looks improvised. The ball-and-socket joint gives you 15 degrees of swivel up, down, left, or right, which is enough to point the speaker at the seating area in most rooms. Getting the cabinet off a shelf also cuts down on reflections and mechanical vibration.Key Features15 degrees of aiming in every...

These are the professional mounting brackets for the Sonos Era 100 Pro, sold in pairs to match how the speaker itself is supplied. They attach to virtually any surface - drywall, wood, masonry, brick, or concrete - and support portrait, landscape, and ceiling orientations, which is what makes them practical for retail, hospitality, and commercial jobs where the ceiling plane is often the only option.Key FeaturesIndexed ball joint delivers repeatable articulation with roughly 30 degrees of pan...

Sonos designed this bracket for integrators putting Era 100 Pro speakers into commercial and high-end residential projects. It fastens to nearly any substrate - drywall, wood, brick, masonry, or concrete - and supports portrait, landscape, and ceiling orientations, so a single part number covers most of the placements a site survey turns up.Key FeaturesIndexed ball joint gives roughly 30 degrees of pan and tilt plus 360-degree rotation, with a twist collar that locks the aimRepeatable...

The Era 300 fires sound upward and sideways as well as forward, so where it sits in the room has an unusually large effect on what you hear. This stand, designed by Sonos specifically for that speaker, holds it at a fixed 37.64 inches - high enough to give the up-firing drivers a clear path to the ceiling and to keep the side-firing drivers clear of nearby furniture. That translates directly into a more convincing spatial audio and Dolby Atmos presentation.Key FeaturesFixed 37.64 in height,...

This is a stand only — the Era 300 speaker is sold separately. Sonos engineered it specifically for Era 300, so the fit, finish and proportions match the speaker rather than approximating it. The fixed 37.64 in column places the tweeter array close to seated ear level, which is where the speaker's side- and up-firing drivers were voiced to perform, and getting the cabinet off a console or shelf removes the nearby reflections and sympathetic vibration that blur spatial audio cues. A...

This listing covers two wall mounts — the right choice when you are wall-mounting an Era 300 stereo pair or a set of Era 300 surrounds. Speakers are not included. Each mount is designed by Sonos around the Era 300 chassis, so the bracket sits tight to the cabinet and keeps the low profile that makes a wall-mounted install look deliberate rather than improvised. A ball-and-socket joint gives 15 degrees of movement up, down, left and right, enough to aim the up-firing and side-firing...

Two wall mounts in one box, intended for an Era 300 stereo pair or a matched set of Era 300 surrounds. Speakers are not included. Sonos designed the bracket around the Era 300 cabinet, so it holds the speaker close to the wall and keeps the installation visually clean instead of leaving a generic bracket exposed. Each mount uses a ball-and-socket joint with 15 degrees of travel up, down, left and right, which is enough to steer the side-firing and up-firing drivers toward the seating area once...

One wall mount for one Era 300 — the speaker is not included. Sonos built this bracket specifically for the Era 300 cabinet, which is why it holds the speaker closer to the wall than a universal mount and keeps the finished install looking like part of the room. The ball-and-socket joint allows 15 degrees of tilt and 15 degrees of swivel, so after the wall plate is fixed you can still aim the up-firing and side-firing drivers at the listening position. A 2.5 in standoff leaves clearance...

A single wall mount built by Sonos for the Era 300; the speaker itself is sold separately. Because the bracket is matched to the Era 300 chassis rather than adapted from a universal design, it holds the cabinet tight to the wall and disappears behind the speaker once installed. A ball-and-socket joint provides 15 degrees of tilt and 15 degrees of swivel, which lets you angle the side-firing and up-firing drivers toward the listening seat after the wall plate is set. Sonos specifies 2.5 in of...

A set of two floor stands built by Sonos for the Era 300; speakers are not included. This is the configuration to specify when you are setting up an Era 300 stereo pair or placing Era 300s as rear surrounds in a Dolby Atmos system, where consistent height on both sides matters more than it does for a single speaker. Each stand rises to a fixed 37.64 in, putting the Era 300's driver array near seated ear level so the side-firing and up-firing elements load the room the way they were voiced to....

Two stands supplied together, engineered by Sonos for the Era 300. Speakers are not included. Buying the pair is the practical route for an Era 300 stereo setup or for Era 300 surrounds in an Atmos system, since both channels end up at exactly the same height. Each column is a fixed 37.64 in, which places the Era 300's driver array close to seated ear level and lets the side-firing and up-firing drivers work the room boundaries as intended. Weighted bases hold each stand steady, and getting...

The factory HDMI cable Sonos supplies for its TV-connected products, offered here as a replacement or spare. It carries the audio link between a Sonos soundbar or amplifier and the HDMI ARC or eARC port on a television, which is the connection Sonos relies on for TV sound, volume handshaking and Dolby audio pass-through. Sonos lists it as compatible with Arc, Beam and Amp. At 4.9 ft (1.5 m) it is sized for the typical run from a credenza or wall-mounted TV down to a soundbar, long enough to...

A pair of square replacement grilles for the 6-inch Sonos In-Ceiling speakers built with Sonance. These are grilles only — no speakers, drivers or enclosures are included. Fitting them in place of the standard round grilles changes the ceiling aperture from a circle to a square, which is the detail architects and designers usually ask for when ceiling speakers need to line up with square downlights, HVAC diffusers or a grid ceiling. The trimless design sits flush with the finished...

Replacement round grilles for the 6-inch Sonos In-Ceiling speakers by Sonance, supplied as a pair. This is a grille kit only; no speakers or brackets are included. Grilles take the brunt of remodels — they get dented, oversprayed, discolored by kitchen and bathroom air, or simply painted the wrong shade by a previous contractor. Swapping in a fresh set restores the ceiling without touching the speaker or the drywall cutout. The trimless profile means there is no visible bezel ring at the...

A pair of rectangular replacement grilles for Sonos In-Wall speakers by Sonance. Grilles only — speakers, backboxes and brackets are not included. In-wall grilles sit at eye level in living spaces and hallways, so they show wear far more than ceiling grilles do: scuffs from furniture, overspray from a repaint, or a color that no longer matches after a remodel. Replacing them brings the wall back to a clean finish without opening drywall or disturbing the speaker. The trimless profile...

A short adapter, not a cable run and not a speaker. It plugs into the USB-C port on a compatible Sonos speaker and presents a 3.5 mm analog input, which is how you get a turntable preamp, a CD player, a keyboard, a laptop headphone output or a conference room source into the Sonos system. Sonos lists it as compatible with Era 100, Era 100 SL, Era 300, Sonos Play and Move 2. Once connected, the line-in source appears in the Sonos app and can be grouped out to other rooms, so a single analog...