Richard Groves
Standard Member
D-Line's smallest round trunking is perfect for a single run of a Sonos power cable and it paints really well. Much neater than just running the cable down, even if you paint jt in. Be careful with the placement, however as the adhesive is VERY strong and it's not coming off without pulling wallpaper or paint with it. Put in on the darker wall - even though its small you'll still get a shadow that should be less obvious on the purple.
Picture of my newly installed (refurbished) Play 1 as a surround. I replaced a full 5.1 system with Arc+Sub+surrounds. Mounted the Play1 higher than the previous speaker as on the other side there is some new (to us) furniture that I need to get above. Need to do something with the trunking to hide the rest of the cable and patch over the old holes, but installing the Flexson mount for the one was very easy.
Quality wise I had a reasonable amp (Sony STR-DN1080) but very old speakers/sub - Sony again from 20 years ago. The Sonos setup is a much nicer sound to my ears - warmer in the middle, and a lot of dynamic range - so much in fact that for TV we have the 'night mode' compressor on most of the time.
TV is LG65C8 - so ARC not eARC, but most of what we watch is broadcast or streamed so no real problem there. I do have the HDFury Arcana on order though to squeeze the last extra bit out of it.