Sonos has launched another Upgrade Program which offers discounts of up to 30 percent on new speakers on the off chance that you own select older models, Android Central reports. It replaces the organization’s past Trade-Up deal, which offered comparable discounts, however the new program extends these to proprietors of somewhat more up-to-date speakers like the Play:1 and Play:3. Close by it, Sonos has additionally declared that its Sonos Arc soundbar now supports multi-channel LPCM audio.

In the event that you own one of the speakers listed below, Sonos will give you a discount of either 15% or 30% on the purchase of another speaker. Critically, old speakers don’t need to be exchanged, and can keep on being used, Sonos says. Qualified proprietors can sign into their Sonos account and select a qualified product to claim the discount. The discount must be applied to a “single regular price product” (so no consolidating it with different deals), however, it doesn’t expire so it very well may be put something aside for what’s to come. Here are the qualified products and their discounts listed on the Upgrade Program’s page:

• Play:1 (2013) – 15 percent
• Play:3 (2011) – 15 percent
• Play:5 (Gen 1, 2009) – 30 percent
• Connect:Amp (2005) – 30 percent
• Connect (2006) – 30 percent

The program’s terms and conditions lists a few more gadgets qualified for trade in: CR200, Play:5 (Gen 2), Playbar, and Playbase. Android Central notes that proprietors of the Sonos Bridge can likewise get 30% off a Sonos Boost.

The Upgrade Program replaces the organization’s current Trade Up program, which launched a year ago. In any case, the program created discussion in light of the organization’s underlying prerequisite that clients physically block their old gadget to get a rebate on another model. Sonos ditched this necessity in March, and it hasn’t returned for the new program. That implies you can keep on utilizing your old speaker regardless of whether you “Upgrade” it, or probably resell it, gift it, or reuse it. Any new proprietor won’t have the option to recover the upgrade program’s discount, notwithstanding.

Close by the Upgrade Program, the Sonos Arc soundbar now bolsters multi-channel LPCM through an eARC association. This is an uncompressed sound configuration utilized by certain games, Blu-Ray plates, and somewhere else. The update to empower the codec began turning out yesterday, and can be installed by means of the Sonos S2 application.