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Sony just turned up the volume with three new ULT speakers, packing up to 2,150 watts of power for your next party

Sony's new ULT Tower 5, 7, and Max speakers bring deeper bass, new sound modes, and prices ranging from $450 to $1,500 starting this month.

Sony just turned up the volume with three new ULT speakers, packing up to 2,150 watts of power for your next party

Sony has introduced three new speakers to its ULT Power Sound lineup, designed for various needs and budgets. Starting at $450, the ULT Tower 5 offers a compact size with up to 300 watts of output and an impressive 20-hour battery life. The ULT Tower 7, priced at $650, delivers 360-degree sound and up to 420 watts of power, providing a longer battery life of 30 hours.

The top-of-the-line ULT Tower Max, priced at $1,500, boasts three dedicated woofers and four tweeters, pumping out a staggering 2,150 watts of power for larger spaces. All models have been fine-tuned with input from hip-hop sound experts, ensuring deep bass and clear vocals. Sony has also added new features like Sound Field Optimization, which automatically adjusts the sound based on the room's layout and background noise, along with two new profile buttons for varying bass intensity and true, live-concert sound.

The lineup also supports karaoke mic input, syncable lighting modes, and the ability to connect multiple speakers.

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