Father’s day is coming up quick and it’s time to show dear old dad how much you care. If you’re really looking to knock is socks off this year, or simply to make amends for all the ties and polos you’ve bought him in years past, we’ve got a couple great ideas for you. Thanks to Centronic and SONOS, getting pops an amazing gift of technology and audio is surprisingly affordable.
1. The SONOS SUB
If your dad is already using any SONOS products such as the CONNECT:AMP/ZP120/ZP100, PLAY:5/ZonePlayer S:5, or PLAY:3, the new SONOS SUB is the perfect addition to complete his already gnarly wireless music system. Boasting simple setup, unbelievable deep sound and purer delivery than any sub on the market, the SONOS SUB will allow your dad to completely immerse any room of his choice in vibrant rich sound. It’s easy for dad to setup, and easy for him to operate afterwards. Contact us today, or visit SONOS.com to preorder.
2. Get the SONOS Bridge FREE
SONOS is running an awesome deal right now in which you get a free SONOS Bridge (a value of $49) when you buy a PLAY:5 or PLAY:3. The Bridge allows your dad to connect to his wireless router, enabling his audio players to go anywhere and work wirelessly. Pretty awesome stuff. This deal ends June 30th. Contact us to find out more.
3. FREE installation from Centronic Technologies Group
Looking to set dad up so he can stream wireless music in multiple rooms? Great idea. How’s free installation sound? Right now, if you buy three or more SONOS zones, we’ll install them without charge. Between this offer and the SONOS Bridge offer, you can save hundreds of dollars, and still get your dad the sound system of his dreams. We can help you accomplish this.
So talk to your brothers, your sisters and your mother, and find a way to really blow your dad’s mind this year with amazing wireless audio equipment from SONOS and Centronic. Sure, you might have to endure more of your dad’s favorite hits from yesteryear when you head to your parent’s house for dinner… but in the end, he’s happy. And that’s all that matters, right?