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Sonoro Stereo 2 review

Posted on August 29, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The original sonoroSTEREO (the upper/lower case combo being the German company’s preferred styling) gained a respectable four-star review when we reviewed it a couple of years ago.

On paper, the Stereo 2 doesn’t seem too different from the original. The specification is pretty much identical, and the speaker layout inside the unit is the same. Why, then, the ‘2’?

Well, along with a couple of extra strings to the unit’s bow, Sonoro claims also to have tweaked the sound of the Stereo 2 a touch.

Build and features

One thing Sonoro is keen on is “wellness”. The first Stereo promoted “wellness” by providing soothing sounds of whalesong, rain, waves and so on.

This version 2 takes all that, including the birdsong and the soothing voices that guide you through relaxation exercises, and adds a neat little extra.
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