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Sony announced the ULT Tower Max, Tower 7 and Tower 5 on 1 September 2026, with Sony's own press centre giving availability only as September 2026 (https://www.sony.eu/presscentre/sony-expands-its-ult-power-sound-series-lineup-with-3-new-bass-powered-speakers). Only the month is stated, so the pin is dated to 30 September 2026 as an estimate.
Engadget's own headline, dated 1 September 2026, reports Sony's[1] new ULT Tower party speakers with Auracast chaining, about a week ahead of the pin's stored 8 September 2026 date; the page itself could not be fetched to quote directly.
audioXpress's own headline, also dated 1 September 2026, corroborates Sony's[1] three new battery-powered ULT Tower speakers, consistent with the pin's stored 8 September 2026 date; the page itself could not be fetched to quote directly.
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