Standalone sub going wireless, too
Philip Wong | Jan 26, 2009
The wireless craze is spreading fast and furious with standalone subwoofers being the latest A/V product joining the foray. The new Polk Audio PSWi225 bucks the trend by featuring an external 2.4GHz radio frequency transmitter and integrated receiver to deliver a hassle-free bass boombox. To push the easy-to-set up proposition one step further, the PSWi225's transmitter has automatic input-sensing capability that seamlessly toggles between its analog stereo and sub (LFE) inputs.
The compact (316 x 330 x 317mm), but powerful 100W PSWi225 is priced at US$399 in the US. There were no details on Asia pricing and availability.
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