Cyrus Langhorne
[With the weather warming up and music festivals like Coachella going down in a few weeks, tech giant DreamWave’s VP of Media Marketing Mark Elkins explains why their new Tremor speaker is a must-own for outdoor events.]
One of the major pushes that we want people to consider is how and where you can use the Tremor speaker.
Sometimes when people buy speakers, you want to get some personal from camping or maybe you get out to a music festival, a lot of the sound gets drowned out from being played at full volume and then you wonder about the battery life and there’s no other option if it dies out.
At least with Tremor you got that strap, you have the back USB for your mobile devices and you can fully charge this up within five hours for a full charge if it’s completely depleted.
Then you’ll be able to go on throughout the entire night at a festival. You’re not going to be playing it the entire time because you will be watching the shows, but there’s that extra party time if you want to keep it going until two and three in the morning.
The size of it is a little bigger but it’s meant to be carried around and to broadcast music. You can show people your style and what you want other people to listen to.
You can show up to a little circle and turn up your music. You’re bumping something that’s stronger than a PA system at a lot of concert halls. The power is insane.
When you’re outside, it gives the speaker even more area to breathe. If you tilt it at an angle, look at the design on that, you’re going to force that to resonate the base up and around that instead of just going straight out of the back. If you tilt it back on a hard surface, you’re going to now have some base on the ground and you can really feel a shake.
It’s a real deal thing. It’s about the style too. It’s aesthetically designed. People are going to be hearing this for miles if you’re out at these events.
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