Sony Expands ULT Speaker Lineup With Three New Party Towers

Targeting the high-decibel demands of DJs and home entertainers, Sony has unveiled three new additions to its ULT series: the ULT Tower Max, Tower 7, and Tower 5. These speakers arrive with updated bass-customization controls, integrated lighting, and a suite of professional connectivity options designed to replace external sound reinforcement equipment.

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Sony Expands ULT Speaker Lineup With Three New Party Towers

The flagship ULT Tower Max, which replaces the 2024 Tower 10, positions itself as an all-in-one mobile DJ station. Retailing at $1,499.99, the unit is a significant investment that houses three 280-millimeter woofers, two midrange drivers, and four tweeters configured for both front and rear output. Weighing in at 121 pounds, the device includes wheels and handles to manage its substantial footprint.

For more moderate setups, the ULT Tower 7 and Tower 5 offer a streamlined balance of portability and power. The Tower 7 replaces the SRS-XV800 at $649, maintaining the price point of its predecessor while providing a 280-millimeter woofer and IPX4 water resistance. The entry-level Tower 5, priced at $449, serves smaller venues with a 230-millimeter woofer and a more compact 29-pound frame. All three models feature the signature ULT button, now upgraded to allow users to toggle between specific sound profiles, including a new 'Live' mode designed to mimic the expansive acoustics of a concert venue, alongside standard and punchy bass configurations.

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