The Sony ULT Tower series, including the ULT Tower 5, 7, and Max, provides high-power audio performance with customizable sound profiles and integrated lighting. The speakers feature dedicated "ULT" buttons that allow users to toggle between sound modes, such as "ULT 1" for enhanced low-pass range and "ULT 2" for increased power, alongside "Flat" and "Live" settings. The series is compatible with the Sony Sound Connect app, which enables users to adjust EQ settings, customize lighting colors, and manage party features like the "Party Pad" sampler. The speakers are designed for versatility, incorporating karaoke functions with microphone inputs, echo, and key control, as well as party chain capabilities to connect up to 100 compatible units. The ULT Tower 5 and 7 are IPX4 water-resistant, while the Max model is IPX1. Connectivity options across the series include USB-C and USB-A ports for charging and playback, along with XLR and RCA line inputs. The speakers vary in size and power output, with the Max model delivering 2,150 watts, significantly higher than the 5 and 7 models.
The Sony ULT Tower series features dedicated buttons to toggle between multiple sound modes, including enhanced bass settings. Users can customize sound and lighting effects through the Sony Sound Connect mobile application.
The speakers support party chain functionality, allowing for the wireless connection of up to 100 compatible units. The series includes versatile connectivity options, such as XLR, RCA, and USB-C ports for various audio sources and charging.
The ULT Tower Max model delivers a significantly higher power output of 2,150 watts compared to the smaller models. The speakers are equipped with karaoke features, including microphone inputs, echo control, and key adjustment.
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