Sony’s latest audio product is another genius from the manufacturer. And it is that we are facing a surround audio system that makes things easier for those users who do not want too many complications in terms of wiring and installation in the room, and all with a very compact design and the highest technology.
Sony HT-AX7, the surround sound that you place where you want
With a format between a sound bar and a Bluetooth speaker, the HT-AX7 from Sony is actually a surround sound system that will be responsible for deploying 360 audio throughout the room. It has a base that will function as the central speaker, while two independent speakers will separate from the body so that we can place them where we want.
Thus, we will achieve an enveloping configuration without the need for cables, with the ease of being able to place any of the three speakers wherever we want. The result is a spatial audio system capable of automatically calibrating itself to experience the best spatial audio quality.
Three speakers in one
The central speaker has charging pins with a magnetic base that is responsible for placing the side speakers in the correct place, thus allowing their battery to be charged so that they are always ready for action. Packed up, they could pass as a single loudspeaker with raised tweeters, but the surprise comes when we remove them to place them in strategic places.
With the Sony seal
The central unit has two front speakers with X-Balanced technology and two passive side speakers on the sides. This configuration achieves very deep bass that, added to the satellite speakers, completes the 360-degree environment that will project a spherical sound throughout the room.
In addition, it has a very elegant design with fabric finishes and recycled plastics that give a very simple and functional touch, and ideal for all types of environments.
Bluetooth only
It is important to emphasize that we are dealing with a Bluetooth speaker, so we will not be able to use it with analog or other inputs. The only extra option it has is a USB-A port from which to load MP3, WAV and WMA files (although this port is only specified on the Sony USA website). On the other hand, the USB-C charging port is capable of obtaining enough energy for 2 and a half hours of playback in just 10 minutes thanks to its compatibility with Quick Charge, although it will be difficult to see you in trouble with the 30 hours of autonomy that it promises. its internal battery.
How much does it cost?
The new Sony HT-AX7 sound system will have a approximate price of 550 eurosand should go on sale in the coming weeks during the month of August.
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