Is your party lacking that low-frequency thump? Well then, you might want to check out the Trulli Bass50 Subwoofer. Don’t worry about finding an outlet—this beefy boy runs on battery. But you should worry about your bank account, because it’ll set you back at least US$3,899 (!). Clearly, this isn’t for your college house party that almost always ended with police knocking on the door. This one’s built for real parties—whether your sound system’s mounted on a vehicle or blasting across an open field.
If you’re a pro DJ, this thing might just earn its place in your rig, too. Billed as the world’s first premium, battery-powered subwoofer, the Trulli Bass50 delivers clean, punchy bass that actually lets you hear the notes usually lost with portable speakers. It does this through a 10-inch TD10S driver built around Trulli’s patented, award-winning ThinDriver Technology. The tech packs more punch in less space, making it a subwoofer you can actually take places—without needing a forklift.
It is totally capable of handling 600 watts of continuous power, peaking at over 1,000 W, and hits up to 122 dB. The frequency range is nothing to scoff at either, stretching from 20 Hz all the way up to 225 Hz. Like a Bluetooth speaker, it connects wirelessly to phones, tablets, or even your trusty old laptop. But unlike your average sub, this one comes loaded: built-in amp, DSP, rechargeable lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery, wireless receiver, and interface—everything you need for plug-and-play, ground-shaking bass. The battery is removable, btw.
Two flavors are available depending on your party style: the Trulli Bass50 Carpeted Subwoofer, starting at US$3,899, and the Trulli Bass50 Rugged Subwoofer—meant for live events and outdoor abuse—which starts at US$4,099.
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