Sony launches high-power audio system ‘MHC-V90DW’

By Anuj Sharma - September 7, 2017
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The MHC-V90DW features a Spread Sound Generator (an open back-type cabinet) that supports the spread and distance of high quality music. To increase the range and spread of sound, front-facing mid-ran....

Elevating its premium audio line-up, Sony India today launched a new high power audio system MHC-V90DW that comes with advanced technology and an audio output of 2,000 Watts.

Priced at Rs 65,990, the MHC-V90DW will be available at all Sony Centres and major electronic stores across India, starting September 21.

The MHC-V90DW features a Spread Sound Generator (an open back-type cabinet) that supports the spread and distance of high quality music. To increase the range and spread of sound, front-facing mid-range angled speakers and tweeters are angled outward at 20 degrees, said Sony.

Users can also light up the night with the lighting feature options available with the speaker. The speaker also supports gesture control and with a wave of the hand various options -- volume up/down, play/ pause, song change, can be controlled.

MHC-V90DW is also equipped with the motion control feature to manage the selection of tracks and users can simply shake the smartphone left and right to change tracks; play and pause favourite tracks and also manage the volume control.

With the available guitar input, just plug in and press the guitar key to enjoy powerful sound of the instrument. To make the experience even more engaging the karaoke mode enables consumers to have an ultimate sing- off.

The MHC-V90DW supports music services including Google’s Chromecast and Spotify and the audio system comprises of DJ function allowing consumers to add effects to music, voice and lighting.

With the Sony Music Centre and Fiestable mobile apps, the V90DW can wirelessly (via Wi-Fi) synchronise up to 10 compatible speakers. The speaker also supports one touch wireless connectivity with Bluetooth and NFC.

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