High-quality Bluetooth Streaming with LDAC
Enjoy exceptional listening quality thanks to Bluetooth with LDAC technology. This enables faster and more stable transmission than with a conventional Bluetooth interface.
Sony MHC-V02
Bluetooth Speaker - active, frequency range from 20 Hz to 20000 Hz, Bluetooth, microphone, supports AAC, LDAC and SBC, remote control
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Sony MHC-V02
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Sony MHC-V02
Sony MHC-V02 Bluetooth Speaker
Do you want to enjoy listening to your favourite music or organize spectacular events that need a proper sound system? The Sony MHC-V02 Bluetooth speaker offers you this and much more. The speaker has Jet Bass Booster technology, which makes the bass thicker and you can feel it on your own skin. You can connect to the speaker via a standard cable, or you can use Bluetooth wireless technology. The Sony MHC-V02 can also put on quite a show with built-in LED lights that sync with the music being played.
Multi-device Connection
Up to three smartphones can be connected to the Sony MHC-V02 speaker at the same time. You and your friends can compete to see who has the best songs.
Get the Party Started
The Fiestable mobile app lets you share your party information on social media.
Become a Karaoke Star
You can also connect a microphone to the Sony MHC-V02 Bluetooth speaker. This allows you to take your entertainment to the next level and entertain your guests with popular karaoke. The speaker also allows you to connect a guitar and use the audio system as an amplifier. The Sony MHC-V02 speaker thus offers many uses.
Connect Other Speakers
Want to indulge in an even denser sound? Up to 50 other compatible audio systems or speakers can be connected to the Sony MHC-V02 via Bluetooth. You can synchronise not only the music but also the lighting.
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