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Sony's New ULT TOWER Speakers Want to Headline Your Next Rave
The lineup adds a $450 entry model and tops out at $1,500, with wireless, XLR and USB inputs for party sound.
- On Tuesday, Sony announced three new additions to its ULT Tower party speaker line, ranging from the compact Tower 5 to the mid-sized Tower 7 and massive Tower Max.
- Replacing legacy models like the Tower 10, SRS-XV800, and SRS-XV500, the new series expands the ULT Power Sound lineup with updated designs and deeper, more powerful bass performance.
- Pricing starts at $450 for the Tower 5, $650 for the Tower 7, and reaches $1,500 for the Tower Max, with all three featuring USB-C, XLR, and RCA inputs.
- The new Party Chain feature uses Auracast broadcast technology to synchronize multiple speakers, while the Tower 7 and Tower 5 include an IPX4 water-resistance rating for outdoor use.
- Tuned with feedback from hip-hop sound creators including Grammy-nominated producer Dot Da Genius and award-winning drummer Daru Jones, the speakers are available now at major retailers.
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Sony's new ULT TOWER speakers want to headline your next rave
Looming in an event space of Chelsea’s Kimpton Eventi Hotel, the Sony ULT TOWER MAX introduced itself as something between a party speaker and a PA, packing more LEDs and dBs than the cabinets that came before it. In Manhattan in mid-August for a preview of three new speakers in Sony’s ULT POWER SOUND Series, I first met the MAX at a pre-briefing party as a DJ loosened up the new circular woofers, and maybe my travel-tightened spine, with some m…
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