The Porsche 911 Soundbar
19/2/2018
Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex is delighted to present the 911 Soundbar from the Porsche Driver’s Selection Masterpieces Collection. For those who can’t get enough of the melodies of the racetrack, our engineers have developed this very special Masterpiece.
Crafted using an original rear section and tailpipe from a Porsche 911 GT3, you can enjoy the music you love with an authentic Porsche sound experience in your living room. It features a 2:1 Virtual Surround System, 200-watt system performance, DTS TruSurround™ and Bluetooth® radio technology for wireless audio transmission from tablets, smartphones and other devices.
The Porsche 911 Soundbar provides the ultimate sound experience, a Porsche experience for all the senses – to be enjoyed at the very limits.
To discover more please call us on 01444 242 911 or email info@porschemidsussex.co.uk
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