BOULT forays into smart home audio with the launch of new BassBox SoundBars

KV Prasad Jun 13, 2022, 06:35 AM IST (Published)

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Homegrown consumer tech brand BOULT has stepped into the realm of smart home audio with the unveiling of its BassBox SoundBars on Friday.

The BOULT BassBox SoundBars are available in two variants boasting 120 and 180 RMS, aiming to cater to diverse room sizes and preferences.

The BOULT BassBox X120, equipped with two sound drivers and an audio output of 120 RMS, promises to transform small rooms with its immersive audio experience. Meanwhile, the BassBox X180, featuring four sound drivers, is better for larger spaces.

Each Soundbar is accompanied by a wired subwoofer. With three EQ modes—Movie, Music, and News—users can tailor their audio experience.

The BassBox SoundBars feature user-friendly controls, whether through remote control or the control panel. Equipped with Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology, these devices transform analogue sound signals into digital ones, enhancing playback through the speakers.

Varun Gupta, Co-Founder of BOULT, expressed excitement about the brand’s entry into the smart home audio industry, stating, “With BassBox, we aim to set new benchmarks in home audio excellence, delivering unparalleled sound quality and immersive experiences that resonate with our audience.”

The BassBox SoundBars boast a powerful 2.1 channel setup with a wired subwoofer, ensuring rich, immersive sound that fills the room. Offering Bluetooth version 5.3, AUX, USB, Optical, and HDMI connectivity options, these versatile soundbars seamlessly integrate with a wide range of devices, including Smart TVs, Computers, Laptops, Mobiles, and Gaming Consoles.

The BOULT BassBox X120 will be available at a launch price of ₹4,999, and the BassBox X180 at ₹5,999, exclusively on BOULT’s official website and Flipkart.

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