XT-RockSolid Rock Speaker Now Available
SOURCE: SoundTube Entertainment · RELEASED: 2/2/2010
SoundTube Entertainment, a leading manufacturer of high-performance commercial speaker systems, has announced the immediate availability of the XT-RockSolid speaker. XT-RockSolid™ speakers use SolidDrive® transducers to reproduce high quality audio from a molded polyurethane shell shaped like a large rock. The SolidDrive units drive the entire surface of the shell to produce omnidirectional, high fidelity sound. The speakers are ideal for garden areas, patios, lounging areas for hotel and resort pools, and outdoor cafés.
“XT-RockSolid speakers are unique in several respects,” said Duke Ducoff, Vice President of Sales for the MSE Audio Group. “First, they don’t look like standard rock speakers. There are no grille holes in the rock surface – the RockSolid doesn’t need holes. The omnidirectional coverage pattern provides consistent highs and lows no matter where you are in relation to the speaker. And, RockSolid speakers aren’t prone to the weathering problems that can affect the performance of standard rock speakers over time.”
XT-RockSolid speakers are available in three standard colors: Sandstone, Charcoal and Red Rock (custom colors may be ordered). Units may be ordered with one or two SolidDrive transducers installed; a transformer is included for easy connection to audio systems, and an anchoring system is provided for theft deterrence.
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SoundTube Entertainment, based in Park City, Utah, develops, manufactures and markets RSi open-ceiling, CMi in-ceiling, SMi surface-mount, XT outdoor, HPi high-power and FP sound-focusing speaker models. SoundTube products are installed in many of the world’s best-known commercial operations. All SoundTube products come with a five-year limited warranty. SoundTube is part of the MSE Audio Group. www.soundtube.com
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