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Sonos Announces Retail Distribution of the Award-Winning Sonos Digital Music System

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Crutchfield, Magnolia Audio Video and Ovation Audio Video Among First Retailers to Offer Consumers Total Control of Their Digital Music Anywhere in the Home

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — MARCH 7, 2005 — Sonos, Inc. today announced that the company has signed up more than 75 retailers and custom integrators to sell the award-winning Sonos Digital Music System. Retailers including Crutchfield, Magnolia Audio Video, Ovation Audio Video and 6th Avenue Electronics now offer their customers the Sonos Introductory Bundle of two Sonos ZonePlayers and one Sonos Controller for $1,199.

The Sonos Digital Music System is also available through the custom integrator channel, including New Jersey’s TheaterMax, cyberManor in the San Francisco Bay Area and Chicago’s Metronet Safe & Sound and can be seen in their showrooms.
“Digital music lovers can now go out and touch our product at the retail level. This is very important during the early sales cycle for a product that is developing a new category,” said Tom Cullen, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Sonos, Inc. “Once the consumer receives a demonstration of the product in-person, we believe they will see that their dream of whole-home digital music is now a reality.”

The Sonos Digital Music System is the first and only multi-zone digital music system with a wireless, full-color LCD screen controller that lets consumers play all their digital music, all over their home, and control it all from the palm of their hand.

To learn more about the Sonos Digital Music System or to find a dealer, please visit www.sonos.com.

About Sonos, Inc.
Sonos has a team of highly-talented, music-loving software developers, audio engineers, hardware engineers, industrial and interactive designers, and usability engineers. Working side-by-side, they’ve created the Sonos Digital Music System, the first and only multi-room digital music system with a wireless, full-color LCD screen controller. The Sonos Digital Music System is available at more than 70 retailers and custom integrators, including Crutchfield, Magnolia Audio Video, Ovation Audio Video, 6th Avenue Electronics, TheaterMax, cyberManor, Metronet Safe & Sound and more. Sonos is a privately-held company, headquartered in Santa Barbara, CA with offices in Cambridge, MA. To find out more about the company or the Sonos Digital Music System, please visit: www.sonos.com.

Media Contact:
Thomas Meyer
Sonos, Inc.
714.389.4639 — office
949.212.6201 — mobile
Thomas.meyer@sonos.com

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