GoKawiilSony Expands ULT Series With Three New Party Speakers, Led by $1,500 Tower Max
Sony has added three models to its ULT Power Sound lineup: the flagship ULT Tower Max at $1,500, plus the ULT Tower 7 and ULT Tower 5, both priced at $650. The Tower Max weighs 121 pounds and packs three woofers, four tweeters and midrange drivers, while all three units feature redesigned drivers, built-in handles, and XLR, RCA and USB-C ports for DJ or karaoke use.
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Sony is pushing further into the crowded party-speaker market where bass-heavy, loud output and DJ-friendly features matter more than compact portability. The lack of backward compatibility with the earlier ULT Tower 9 and 10 via Party Connect could frustrate existing customers looking to mix old and new units into larger setups.
- Sony's new ULT lineup includes the Tower Max ($1,500), Tower 7 and Tower 5 (both $650)
- The 121-pound Tower Max uses three woofers and four tweeters for heavy bass output
- New models cannot link with older ULT Tower 9/10 speakers via Party Connect
Sony ULT Tower 9 Party Speaker — If the new ULT Tower Max's chest-thumping bass sounds appealing, Sony's ULT Tower 9 is the floor-standing model that kicked off the ULT Power Sound party speaker line and is readily available now. It brings the same ULT bass button, built-in handles and party lighting for backyard gatherings and basement dance floors.
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