SOWA Tripod Stand

The SOWA Tripod Stand is lightweight yet durable, the SOWA Tripod™ delivers exceptional stability with adjustable heights, for both seated and standing setups.

Features:

• Aluminium
• Heights: 90cm, 120 cm & 150 cm
• Base diameter: 96 cm
• Max load capacity: 18 kg
• Nestable when assembled

Sowa Tripod Stand

The SOWA team has reimagined what a professional sound system looks like. Combined with a user interface that everybody can use, SOWA is the only 100% wireless public address system in the world that can connect between an unlimited number of speakers and do it with a range of over 200 meters.

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SOWA – Anyone Can Turn Up the Volume

All the way back in 2012, SOWA-founders Andreas and Villads met at the Danish Technical University (DTU). While studying, Andreas was working with large events and had set up countless sound systems, including while touring with massive Danish artists around the country. Villads was always passionate about tech startups, and helped develop Airtame 2, a wireless screen sharing solution. During an innovation course at DTU, the stars aligned as the two friends came up with the concept for a wireless PA speaker system – and SOWA was born.

With the backing of major players in Danish audio, including investors and board members from TC Electronics and Dynaudio, Andreas and Villads launched the groundbreaking low-latency wireless speaker SOWA Pro during the summer of 2021, and the simpler, home-use version, SOWA, the following summer.

At SOWA, we want to disrupt the limits of traditional sound systems. Everyone should be able to set up sound, whether it is for events or at home on the patio. SOWA’s mission is to make it easy for everyone to set up sound regardless of technical experience. We also believe, with our roots in Danish design tradition, that speakers shouldn’t only be wireless and simple to use – they should also be beautiful and contribute aesthetically to the surroundings.

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