Samsung has today announced the Australian launch of their Sound Tower party speaker range, with three new speakers arriving this month.
The Sound Tower range includes three models, starting with the MX-ST40B for $599, the MX-ST50B for $699 and the top of the range MX-ST90B for $1499.
The Sound Tower range offers big sound from the bi-directional speakers, with the MX-ST90B offering up to 1700W of output, and all three models can be paired into groups for even better surround sound for your party. Additionally, the MX-ST90B and MX-ST50B include microphone input for awesome Karaoke to liven up any party.
The MX-ST40B and MX-ST50B include batteries for portability offering the option take them anywhere, with the MX-ST40B including up to 12 hours, while the MX-ST50B will last up to 18 hours of life – with an LED indicator on both models to let you know how long you can party for before needing a charge.
As party speakers, all three model will light up the night with in-built party lights offering lighting effects from more than 100 LED lights, with various lighting modes that can be personalised to the tunes according to the mood preferred. You can also adjust the lighting and sound with new effects from the Samsung Sound Tower (Giga Party Audio) app which is available for Android and iOS.
Jeremy Senior, Vice President of Consumer Electronics, Samsung Electronics Australia said
“Over the last few years, we’ve spent more time in our homes than ever before and for many, they’ve become our sanctuaries. People are enjoying the ability to socialise in the comfort of their own home but are also looking for ways to take their hosting and entertainment experience up a notch or two. The launch of our Sound Tower range and entry into the Party Audio category expands our already impressive range of audio products. We’re confident that Sound Tower is going to be a hit with our customers who love creating the right ambience and audio experience when entertaining friends and family.”
The Sound Tower range will be available through select Harvey Norman stores and of course the Samsung online store.
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