Sony launches new soundbar with wireless subwoofer in India


New Delhi, Aug 22 (IANS): With an aim to empower music lovers, Sony India on Monday launched a new soundbar, HT-S400, that comes with a wireless subwoofer and Dolby Digital cinematic sound technology.

Priced at Rs 21,990, the new soundbar is now available on both online and offline stores.

"This soundbar delivers a powerful audio experience thanks to its S-Force PRO Front Surround technology, clear dialogue and powerful 330W total power output so that customers can watch the latest movie, stream favourite shows or listen to music in the comfort of their home," the company said in a statement.

It mentioned that the front speakers include an X-Balanced Speaker Unit, which features a unique rectangular shape that maximizes the diaphragm.

The new soundbar is said to come with a wireless subwoofer with a large 160mm speaker unit to deliver a deeper, richer bass sound.

It provides easy access to Voice mode for clearer dialogue and Night mode for when users want to watch TV.

To minimise cable clutter, the HT-S400 soundbar has been built to receive audio wirelessly from a BRAVIA TV for an easy, wireless connection, the company added.

 

  

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