Sony Launches ULT Tower 5, Tower 7, and Tower Max Party Speakers in India
Sony India has expanded its ULT Power Sound range with the second-generation ULT Tower 5, ULT Tower 7, and ULT Tower Max party speakers. The new models use Sony’s ULT Power Sound technology and are built for indoor and outdoor use. The ULT Tower 5 and ULT Tower 7 include built-in batteries. The lineup also adds DJ inputs, karaoke controls, multi-speaker connectivity, and upgraded lighting. The ULT Tower Max is the flagship.
The ULT Tower 5 costs Rs. 32,990. The ULT Tower 7 costs Rs. 49,990. Both go on sale from October 8 through Sony Centre and Sony Exclusive stores, as well as Amazon. The ULT Tower Max costs Rs. 1,39,990 and goes on sale from November 15 through the same channels.
Launch offers differ by model. ULT Tower Max buyers get a dual wireless microphone worth Rs. 19,990 and cashback of up to Rs. 15,000. The ULT Tower 7 comes with Rs. 4,999 cashback. The ULT Tower 5 comes with Rs. 3,000 cashback.
The ULT Tower 5 delivers 300W from a 230mm woofer with ULT DUCT technology and two tweeters. The ULT Tower 7 delivers 420W from a larger 280mm woofer with a rear tweeter, two midrange drivers, and four tweeters across the front and rear. Both support ULT sound modes. The Tower 7 also adds LIVE Sound and a 10-band equaliser.
Both speakers can stand vertically or horizontally and include four handles. They carry an IPX4 rating and use Sound Field Optimisation to adjust audio to the room. Sony claims up to 20 hours of battery life for the Tower 5 and up to 30 hours for the Tower 7. Lighting uses 56 LEDs on the Tower 5 and 72 LEDs on the Tower 7. Both support Bluetooth, USB-C, DJ inputs, karaoke, multi-speaker linking, and a low-latency DSP. The Tower 5 also has USB-A, RCA, XLR In/Out, and a microphone input. The Tower 7 supports XLR/RCA DJ input, USB-C, and wired multi-speaker chaining.
The ULT Tower Max is rated at 2,150W. It uses three 280mm woofers, two at the front and one at the rear, plus ULT DUCT technology, two midrange drivers, and four tweeters. Modes include ULT1, ULT2, and LIVE FLAT, along with a 10-band equaliser. It supports 360-degree sound and Sound Field Optimisation, which Sony says adjusts audio for nearby noise and walls.
The flagship also includes XLR/RCA DJ input, USB-C for PCs and phones, wired multi-speaker and stereo pairing, and a low-latency DSP. Karaoke controls for microphone volume and echo sit on the rear panel and in the companion app. The top panel is splash-resistant. Four handles and side wheels aid movement, and the speaker can sit vertically or horizontally. Its lighting system uses 100 LEDs, up from 34 LEDs on the previous ULT Tower 10.