Weybridge, 29^th April 2008 - Sony Europe’s IT Peripherals division today announced the launch of the SRSZX1; a unique high-end 2.0 speaker featuring an enriched sound range and fuller bass sound reproduction. The SRSZX1 is ideal for those who use their PC as a multimedia centre and are looking to experience a fuller and richer sound range - whilst gaming, listening to music or watching DVDs.

The SRSZX1 has been innovatively designed to provide the performance of a 2.1 speaker in a stylish and compact, yet powerful 2.0 unit, complete with a 40W output. The SRSZX1 promotes a range of features including increased sound reproduction, enriched sound range from bass to treble and a high quality aluminium finish. The SRSZX1 has been highly engineered and offers a number of technology features which are exclusive to Sony. In addition the compact wireless remote controller and dual inputs enhance the unit’s ease of use functionality.

Mobius Duct with longer and larger duct for richer sound

 

SRSZX1 key features

• Mobius Duct technology - minimises wind noise usually experienced from compact speaker systems and enhances the bass sound range
• Turbo Shift technology – changes low frequency bass range previously inaudible by human ears to a range that can be heard for increased bass
• Sigma-Type magnetic circuit - secures 1.5 higher magnetic flux density to reproduce powerful sound
• Sturdy/Thick aluminium extrusion moulding - enables fast propagation of the sound, reproducing clear and euphonious sound

Agnès Lariguet, Product Manager for PC Accessories, Sony Europe’s IT Peripherals division comments, “Following the continuing trend of PCs being used as an all encompassing multimedia centre, Sony has developed an optimally designed speaker to match the consumers needs for gaming, audio editing, DVD and music playback applications. The SRSZX1 produces sound which is richer and fuller with a wider bass range, allowing the user to experience the sound as though it is being played right in front of them.”

The Sony SRSZX1 is available from April.