Sonos BU150

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Two years ago Sonos had the best digital music solution out there, and two years later nothing has changed. Yes, there are other products on the market that can do some of what the Sonos can do, but there’s nothing short of a full professional install...

Resuscitates the radio star with more than 800 channels — including Sirius, Pandora and internet radio. Setup makes gum-chewing seem bafflingly complex

Might be cheaper to hire a cover band to rock your living room. Kind of a music snob: Sonos doesn’t cotton to iTunes DRM and refuses to play it

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Five millions songs at your finger tips ; Great audio delivery ; Easy to set up and use

No iTunes DRM support ; Extras don't come cheap

A comprehensive music package boasting good audio quality and usabilty

Compact units ; incredibly easy to setup and use ; sounds terrific ; great wireless range ; Napster

Perhaps not the revolutionary new product some people were hoping for

The Sonos has been one of our favourite products for the last three years, and that hasn't changed with this new bundle

Easy to set up. Excellent user interface. Superb remote control. Seamless integration with your PC's music collection—even iTunes. Plays different songs in different zones simultaneously. Solid integration of music services such as Rhapsody and Sirius.

If you lose your Wi-Fi signal, the music stops. Host computers can't be left in sleep mode while streaming. Track navigation could be better. Amplifier sounds a little sterile.

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Easy to set up and expand; free subs to Pandora and Last.fm; awesome controller

Bundle pushes you into buying an amplified ZonePlayer you might not want

We consider the Sonos the gold standard in music streaming. But we do wish the company offered more bundle choices. Buying the ZP90, ZP120, and CR100 controller in this package provides a $250 discount over buying the pieces separately, but if you...

Simple setup; packed with features; superb sound quality; Internet radio; plays multiple songs in multiple rooms simultaneously; Napster support.

No headphone socket; no podcasting support; desktop software is limited; expensive.

With superb sound quality, ridiculously simple setup and a wealth of features to make almost every other streamer bow its head, the Sonos BU150 system excels. It comprises of a ZonePlayer 120 (ZP120), a ZonePlayer 90 (ZP90) and a Sonos Controller, and...

Two-room, wireless digital audio system, expandable to as many as 32 rooms; wireless, color-screen remote utilizes iPod-style scroll wheel; easy setup and installation for most home networks; streams the same audio to all rooms or different music to...

Can't stream copy-protected music purchased from the iTunes Store; remote's rechargeable battery isn't removable; while the Sonos components are all wireless, one base station is required to have a wired network connection; some competing products...

With the Bundle 150, Sonos continues to refine its excellent multiroom digital audio system--but the price remains high compared to alternative streaming audio products from Logitech and Apple.

More evolution than revolution, but the improved Sonos has cemented its place as the king of multi-room music