Get ready to rock your world – Audio Pro has just unleashed a game-changing update to its iconic Drumfire speaker lineup, and it’s not just about louder sound. But here’s where it gets exciting: the new Drumfire II W and Drumfire D-2 W aren’t just speakers; they’re a statement in smarter streaming, seamless connectivity, and design that pays homage to rock’s rebellious spirit. And this is the part most people miss: these aren’t just upgrades—they’re a reimagining of what wireless speakers can do, blending nostalgia with cutting-edge tech.
First launched in 2018, the Drumfire series has always been about bold sound and rock-inspired aesthetics. Now, the Swedish audio maestro has doubled down on that legacy. The Drumfire II W, the flagship model, is a floor-standing powerhouse packing 200 watts of Class D amplification. With twin soft-dome tweeters and two 13.7cm woofers, it’s engineered for a ‘pure, bold sound’ that delivers crisp detail at any volume. Think of it as the frontman of your home audio setup—commanding, yet refined.
For those who prefer something more compact, the Drumfire D-2 W steps in with 100 watts of Class D power, twin tweeters, and dual 11cm woofers. Here’s the kicker: these speakers aren’t just standalone stars; they’re team players. When paired, the system intelligently adjusts its crossover, letting the larger Drumfire II W handle the deep bass while the D-2 W focuses on clarity. The result? Higher volumes without the strain—perfect for everything from quiet evenings to full-blown parties.
Streaming has never been smarter. Both models support Audio Pro’s multi-room platform and a suite of modern options, including Google Cast, Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, and Tidal Connect. The revamped Audio Pro app simplifies control with a cleaner layout, building on the success of last year’s C20 W. But here’s where it gets controversial: in an era of voice-controlled everything, Audio Pro has opted for six physical preset buttons instead. Why? Because sometimes, you just want to skip the voice commands and jump straight to your favorite playlist or radio station.
Design-wise, the Drumfire range stays true to its roots. Faux-leather wrapping, hand-stitched detailing, and aluminum accents give it a premium, rock-inspired vibe. Available in white, grey, or black, these speakers are as much a statement piece as they are an audio powerhouse.
In the UK, the Drumfire II W is priced at £600, while the Drumfire D-2 W comes in at £350. Australian pricing and availability are still under wraps, but one thing’s for sure: these speakers are set to shake up the wireless audio scene.
Now, here’s the question: In a world dominated by smart assistants, is Audio Pro’s focus on tactile controls a step backward or a bold move to reclaim simplicity? Let us know in the comments—we’re all ears.
