Sony launches ULT Power Sound series in India; price starts at Rs 14,990
India has launched the second-generation ULT Power Sound series in India. The series includes two wireless party speakers —
ULT Tower 9
and
ULT Tower 9AC
and two wireless Bluetooth speakers —
ULT Field 5
and
ULT Field 3
— and a wireless dual mic, ULTMIC1. All speakers come with an 'ULT' button for enhanced bass and offer multiple sound modes. The company said the lineup is designed for both home and outdoor use, with features like water resistance, long battery life, and the ability to connect multiple speakers. Here's a look at price, features and availability of new Sony speakers
Sony ULT Power Sound series: Price and availability
Sony ULT Power Sound series – ULT Tower 9, ULT Tower 9AC, ULT Field 5, ULT Field 3, ULTMIC1 is available at Sony retail stores, Sony Center, Sony Exclusive outlets, www.ShopatSC.com, major electronics retailers, and e-commerce platforms in India. As part of the launch offer, customers buying the ULT Tower 9 or ULT Tower 9AC will receive a Sony wireless mic worth Rs 19,990. Here's is the pricing
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Sony ULT Tower 9 and ULT Tower 9AC are equipped with ULT Power Sound and selectable bass modes (ULT1 and ULT2). They deliver 360-degree Party Sound and Party Light effects and can be used with a TV Sound Booster, karaoke setup or guitar input. Both have a water-resistant top panel, built-in handle and casters for easy movement, and can connect up to 100 compatible speakers through Party Connect. The ULT Tower 9 offers up to 25 hours of battery life with quick charging, while the ULT Tower 9AC provides the same features in a plug-and-play format.
The ULT Field 5 is a portable Bluetooth speaker with ULT Power Sound and deep bass output. It offers up to 25 hours of battery life, comes with a multi-way strap, and is IP67-rated for resistance against water, dust, shock and saltwater. It features Sound Field Optimization for clearer playback, a 10 Band Custom Equalizer for sound adjustments, and supports Multi-Device Connection and Party Connect.
The ULT Field 3 is a smaller portable speaker with ULT Power Sound and up to 24 hours of battery life. It has a multi-way strap, IP67 water and dust resistance, a 10 Band Custom Equalizer, Sound Field Optimization, and can also link with up to 100 compatible speakers through Party Connect.
The ULTMIC1 wireless microphone is designed for clear and powerful vocals, featuring Duet Assist to balance sound during dual performances. It connects instantly to ULT Party Speakers via a dongle, offers up to 20 hours of battery life, supports fast charging that provides 120 minutes of use in 10 minutes, and can be charged through USB.
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