It Looks Like Alien Technology...

Today, I'm told we have something that's very exciting

That's what Jack said. That's what Mo said. But they didn't tell me much more

They just said I'm about to have some kind of an audio experience that's unparalleled

Some kind of a unique audio experience. And I've had many. But today, it's going to be different

There's three boxes over here. Apparently, these three devices are going to work in tandem to create some sort of spatial audio type experience

But not in my headphones. In the actual environment. Let's go ahead and crack number one and see what this thing's all about

Ambiguous logo there. Whoa, is that the shape of it? It's called Sing

Let's start here. This is a giant Ziploc bag. I don't know that I've ever had an unboxing experience quite like this

It's almost like a puzzle. It's like an orb

after assembly cell alpha table stand assembly unusual packaging serious stand

Oh this is why they have such crazy packaging is because they want you to spin this Since it circular you can really place it on a table So you run the cable through here The whole thing is very robust

It has a premium feeling to it. I can sense that this is some relatively high-end audio gear just handling it

There's some thought that went into the cable management as well. You have this robust stand, but then it allows the cable to kind of feed out the back

I think I'm able to remove this portion now. Whoa

That is like some type of alien orb. Wow. Wow, that is cool

Obviously you can see there's a lot of transparency down here. You can see internal components

We have what look like tweeters around the entire perimeter here in a 360 degree fashion

and then a large woofer on the top, which has that same logo that I referenced earlier

There's a woofer down here, which is built into the stand sort of

So it's like fully exposed. This is a quite a... This thing's still crinkling

Wow, that's amazing how long I can crackle for. It's like a crackling fire or something

That's got to be one of the coolest looking speakers I've ever seen in my entire life

I mean, it looks like an art piece. It looks like a thing that you could enjoy looking at even if it did nothing

Just in your environment. But yet, I happen to know that it's going to create sound

It's going to create a very unique sound experience. Especially since we're going to pair two more

So it's going to be three 360-degree speakers. These things are set up now and I in the center of the triangle of power There three of them hence the triangle aspect Now these things are powerful and immersive on their own with 360 degree audio

But when you pair up three of them, one, two, and one behind me

then they go to the next level. They have this calibration process using the speaker components

and the microphone components to learn where in space one another happens to be

Now, as far as sending audio to these speakers, there's some different options

Spotify is supported in the app list, but it also has AirPlay. So anything that you can play via AirPlay, whether it's on your phone

or I was even streaming from the Mac Pro over there, you can also input a laptop directly via USB-C in a type of DJ scenario

But I think most people are going to use this wirelessly. And then what happens is your source will pop up in the middle

I can click on my source specifically. Control volume in this fashion

Play, pause, obviously. For the purpose of this and for the purpose of copyright type scenarios, we're going to play some local files

So you can see they're called Lulater Cells. That's the three speaker units

And it's available just as a speaker on the OS level. You see what I'm saying

And then this is when stuff gets pretty cool. So if I go back to the app, it's in the center right now

So the optimal spot to listen to this is like, I don't know, maybe here

And the closer I get to here, the more it becomes hard to distinctively say where the audio source is

It sort of just feels like the room, the audio is in the room

I'm going to turn it up a little bit. Now, check this out

I can take the audio source and send it to any one of the speakers

So it's interesting the way your brain perceives it. Like now, I imagine a physical speaker

And it is a 360 degree speaker but I know the sound is coming from there Now the sound is over there Hopefully the microphone here can kind of simulate what going on

And then I'll go to the speaker behind me. Now this would be cool for a multi-room setup

This could be cool if you just want to tune your audio for a particular space

You want to feel like the audio is coming from a certain direction. But I think the way in which most people will use this is by sort of creating an optimal listening space and then configuring it in that way

So I can kind of be on this side or over here. And you can see you can either encompass one, two, or three of the speakers

Now, since they are all 360 degree speakers in and of themselves, you can still target audio to a specific section, even with only one speaker

Should we play like a more recognizable sound that we're allowed? Oh, this

That's exactly what I was going to suggest. I think the surprising part for people because you look at the scale of it how's that going to

represent all the low end you don't have to worry about that it's got tremendous thump to it it's

got a real sub like feeling to it it's hard to describe the experience it's kind of like a movie

theater because of the way surround sound works and but that's typically still mixed to be coming

from the front of you, this really feels like you're inside of the sound. Each one of these

things is more than capable on its own. It is right up there with the most powerful individual

Wi-Fi or Bluetooth speakers that I've tested fully wireless