Authorized Sonos Installer in Cincinnati

Sonos out of the box is a speaker on a shelf. Sonos installed by Phantom Sound is a Sonos Amp in the rack driving Sonance in-ceiling speakers in the kitchen, a pair of Klipsch outdoor speakers on the patio, and an Arc under the TV — all in the same app, all grouped the way your house is laid out. Same brand, same interface everyone already knows, but the speakers disappear and the sound is tuned to the room instead of the shelf.

The two things that decide whether a Sonos system stays reliable are the network and the amplification. Sonos is only as stable as the Wi-Fi it rides on, and most “my Sonos keeps dropping” calls we get across Cincinnati are network problems, not speaker problems. We start every Sonos install with an Araknis access point plan and wire the amps back to a switch. For larger homes we use Sonos Amps and Ports for architectural speakers instead of a room full of wireless units, which keeps the system clean and expandable.

Sonos also plays well with the rest of the house. It is the audio source inside most of our Control4 and Josh.ai systems, so “dinner” can bring up the lights and the playlist together. If you already own Sonos gear, we fold it into the design rather than replacing it.