Trulli Audio Introduces Bass50, World’s First Battery-Powered Thin Subwoofer

Trulli Audio is now shipping its wireless, battery-powered Trulli Bass50 subwoofer, delivering high-output bass in a plug-and-play audio solution. A truly revolutionary concept based on the company's ThinDriver technology, the project is a multi-year development effort that saw Trulli also creating dedicated manufacturing facilities in its Mundelein, IL headquarters. The Bass50 subwoofer meets a variety of applications, from mobile DJs, as a subwoofer to other Skaa-enabled wireless speakers, and even for car and marine audio.

Trulli Audio confirmed the official availability of its JAM5, the first in a line of portable speakers powered by Trulli's patented, ThinDriver technology. Initially unveiled as a proof-of concept, the JAM5 was recently offered direct-to-consumer on the company's website, receiving great reviews. Using an interesting configuration with two TD38S ThinDriver units combined with two opposite passive radiators and a center tweeter, this speaker impresses for its low bass extension. It can be also paired for stereo, for even more impressive results.

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