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Sony SA-SW3 Wireless Subwoofer

Sony SA-SW3 Wireless Subwoofer

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Compact Active Wireless Subwoofer

Designed To Pair With Sony HT-A9 Wireless Home Theatre System, Select Sony Soundbars & Home Theatre Receivers

160mm Active Driver, Front Firing Port

200 Watt Amplifier, Simple Wireless Connection

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About The Sony SA-SW3 Wireless Subwoofer

Sony's SA-SW3 6.3" 200 Watt Wireless Subwoofer is the smaller of the two subs designed to boost the bass of your Sony HT-A9 home theatre system or select Sony Soundbars & Home Theatre Receivers. It connects to your soundbar or system wirelessly for a quick, easy setup. The subwoofer uses Separated Notch Edge technology to control the stress along the edge of the driver's surround to allow for uniform resonance of the driver, delivering clearer bass.

Feel The Power Of Deep Bass: Driving the HT-A9 home theatre system and HT-A7000 soundbar with added bass, the compact SA-SW3 wireless subwoofer immerses you even deeper into movies and music. Enjoy louder, clearer bass for a more cinematic surround sound experience.

Rich, Deep Bass: With 200W of deep bass sound from a powerful 6.3" (160mm) driver and the digital S-Master amplifier, this subwoofer boosts the impact of everything you watch and listen to. Feel the deep rumble of thunder and heavy bass beats without distortion. You'll also hear clearer voices and extra fidelity for truly authentic soundtracks.

Omnidirectional Block Design: The HT-A9 home theatre system, HT-A7000 soundbar, and optional speakers have been designed under a common Omnidirectional Block concept. The design of the SA-SW3 is a perfect match for these systems. Its sophisticated rounded edges represent a single, solid block providing wide-spreading sound. The combination of rich material textures emphasizes an affinity with any living room environment.

Σ Magnetic Circuit for Deep, Powerful Bass: Sony's proprietary technology, the Σ (Sigma) Magnetic Circuit, enables deep, powerful bass by maximizing the magnetic force that drives the voice coil. By contrast, conventionally shaped circuits let much of this magnetic force leak away.

Separated Notch Edge: Another Sony proprietary technology, the Separated Notch Edge improves vertical amplitude symmetry, an essential for clear sound quality. It achieves this using concentric cuts on the edge, which help to control the stress inside and outside the edge of the diaphragm.

Easy To Set Up: Simply power up the SA-SW3 subwoofer and it automatically makes a wireless connection with your HT-A9 home theatre system or HT-A7000 soundbar. It's quick and easy with no need for messy cables.

About Sony

In 1946, Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo K.K. (Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation, The predecessor of Sony Group Corporation) started as a small company with capital of just 190,000 yen and approximately 20 employees. Founder Masaru Ibuka said the purpose of setting up the company was to establish an ideal factory that stresses a spirit of freedom and open mindedness that will, through technology, contribute to Japanese culture. Symbolizing Sony's spirit of challenge to do what has never been done before, the company has continued to release countless "Japan's first" and "world's first" products.

Sony has released many ground-breaking and significant products throughout its history which include Japan's first transistor radio in 1955 followed 2 years later by the first pocket sized portable transistor radio. The Cassette Walkman in 1979, the world's first direct-view portable transistor TV in 1960, followed by the first Trinitron TV in 1968. The first Beta VCR in 1975, Japan's first audio reel-to-reel tape recorder in 1950 and Sony's first cassette tape recorder in 1966. World's first compact disc player in 1982, the first Super Audio CD (SACD) player in 1999. First stereo headphones in 1964, the first in-ear headphones in 1982 and the world's first digital noise cancelling headphones in 2008. Sony's original PlayStation launched in Japan in 1994 and the latest PlayStation 5 was released worldwide in late 2020.

This very short list merely scratches the surface of what Sony has achieved over the last 75 years. This multi-national corporation continues to innovate and produce cutting edge products in almost every audio visual category for you to enjoy in your home.

Our Take On The Sony SA-SW3 Wireless Subwoofer

If you own, or are contemplating owning a Sony HT-A9 Wireless Home Theatre System or an HT-A7000 Soundbar and you'd like them to sound at their best then we seriously suggest you consider adding the SA-SW3 Wireless Subwoofer or, if budget permits, its bigger brother, the SA-SW5. The SA-SW3 has been specifically designed for these systems and seamlessly and simply integrates like it was always there, giving you the very real benefit of increased dynamics for when things get exciting and the depth and clarity of bass that you know you want and need.

Main Features & Specifications

  • Design: Active Wireless Subwoofer
  • Compatible with the Sony HT-A9 Wireless Home Theatre System, Sony HT-A7000 and HT-A5000 Soundbars & the Sony STR-AN1000 8K Home Theatre Receiver
  • Enclosure Type: Ported Bass Reflex
  • Amplifier Power Rating: 200 Watts
  • Bass Driver: 6.3" (160 mm)
  • Port: Front Firing
  • Frequency Response: 28 to 200 Hz
  • Connectivity: Wireless
  • Dimensions (WxHxD): 201 x 382.5 x 402mm
  • Weight: 9.0kg
  • Manufacturer's Warranty: 1 Year

Note: Features & Specifications Subject To Change Without Notice. E&OE