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1.To add a music service, touch More Music from the Music menu on your handheld controller.
2.Select the
3.Select I already have an account. Type your music service user name and password, and then touch OK. Your user name and password will be verified with the music service.
As soon as your credentials have been verified, the music service displays on the Music menu.
Free music service trials are available in some countries. (Please check the individual music service’s Web site for more information.) If there is a music service trial visible on your More Music menu, simply touch it to select. Touch I’m new to [music service], and then follow the prompts to activate the music trial. After the trial period is up, you will need to subscribe to the music service to keep the music playing.
Music folders
The Sonos system can play music from any computer or
To make changes to your shared folders list, select the Settings menu from a handheld Sonos controller and then choose one of the following options:
•To add a new music folder to Sonos, select Manage Music Library
•To remove a music folder, select Manage Music Library
The Sonos system indexes your music folders so you can view your music collection by categories (such as artists, albums, composers, genres, or tracks.) If you add new music to a folder that is already indexed, simply update your music index to add this music to your Sonos music library.
•To update your music index, select Manage Music Library
Equalization Settings
The SONOS PLAY:3 ships with the equalization settings preset to provide the optimal playback experience. If desired, you can change the sound settings (bass, treble, balance, or loudness) to suit your personal preferences.
1.Using a handheld controller, select Settings
2.Touch to select a room.
3.Select Music Equalization, and then drag your finger across the bass, treble, or balance sliders to make adjustments.
4.To change the Loudness setting, touch On or Off. (The loudness setting boosts certain frequencies, including bass, to improve the sound at low volume.)