Kicking Off Seven Days of Sony
Following the opening program, the activity will continue until July 20, inviting shoppers to visit Imperial Appliance Plaza to experience Sony’s audio lineup throughout the week. Guests can also get a closer look at featured displays, highlighting Sony’s immersive audio technology and entertainment solutions.
Leading the featured lineup is the Sony ULT Tower 10, a portable party speaker designed to deliver powerful sound for gatherings and celebrations. Complete with Sony’s original wireless microphones, it is ideal for karaoke sessions, celebrations, and everyday entertainment. Also on display is the Sony ULT Tower 9, giving shoppers the opportunity to compare both models during the event.
As part of the week-long activity, the first 10 regular customers will receive exclusive Sony premium items, while VIP customers will also receive special Sony premium giveaways, making every visit to the event even more rewarding.
Together, Sony and Imperial Appliance Plaza continue a shared commitment to bringing innovative entertainment technology closer to Filipino homes. Through Sony’s commitment to innovation and Imperial Appliance Plaza’s enduring reputation as the “Suki ng Bayan,” the partnership continues to make premium audio experiences more accessible to shoppers in Iloilo.
Experience the power of Sony sound at Imperial Appliance Plaza from July 14 to 20, 2026. Explore the ULT POWER SOUND series, discover Sony’s featured audio lineup, and enjoy exclusive event offers throughout the week.
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