SONOS ARCG2US1-WHITE
Sonos ARCG2US1-WHITE Arc Ultra Wireless Bluetooth Soundbar - (2024)
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Brand: sonos Summary: Sonos ARCG2US1-WHITE Arc Ultra Wireless Soundbar - Acoustic Architecture - 15 Class-D Digital Amplifiers - 7 Angled Silk-dome Tweeters - 6 Woofers - Sound Motion - Microphone - Mic Switch - Adjustable EQ - Trueplay - Speech Enhancement - Night Sound - Stereo PCM - Dolby Digital - Dolby Digital Plus - Dolby Digital Plus - Dolby Atmos - Dolby TrueHD - Multichannel PCM - Dolby Multichannel PCM - DTS Digital Surround - Dolby Atmos Music - TV Audio Swap - Matte Finish - Bluetooth Button - LED Indicators - WiFi - HDMI eARC - Bluetooth - Voice Assistant - Apple AirPlay 2 - CPU Quad Core 4xA55 1.9 GHz - Memory 16 GB SDRAM, 8GB NV - Includes: Soundbar, Power Cord, HDMI Cable, Quickstart Guide, Warranty Information - Sonos App - (46.18"W x 4.35"D x 3.13"H) - (White) Category: SOUNDBAR Model: ARCG2US1-WHITE MPN: ARCG2US1 UPC: 840136811329 Description: Sonos ARCG2US1-WHITE Arc Ultra Wireless Bluetooth Soundbar - (2024) Series: ARCG2US1 Color: White Retail: $999.00 Warning: 
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