So, If Porsche designed a speaker what would it look like? Well, now we know the answer to that very intriguing question. The Porsche 911 Speaker ($570) is built from the original exhaust pipe from the 911 GT3 and comes with some pretty respectable features. These include an aluminum body, 4.0 Bluetooth, apt-X technology, 60-watts of performance, and 24 hours of battery time for your music listening pleasure. Pricey for a Bluetooth speaker, but hey it’s Porche, what did you expect.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest If you’re going for a minimalist interior, then your audio should match that aesthetic. The Miniot Wheel Turntable ($710) is the most minimalist record player you could buy. It’s just, well a wheel. Just place your record on the wheel and it’ll be played from the bottom via the Wheel’s linear tonearm. […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest The Chinese smartphone company Meizu have really pulled out all the stops for their latest device the Gravity Speaker ($199). Designed with the award-winning and famed Buddhist designers Hironao Tsuboi the Gravity Speaker is balanced atop a transparent block to give the speaker a weightless look. While light flows around the rest […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Enjoying an outdoor adventure is fun but have you ever thought how much better it could be with a rocking soundtrack playing? With the new UE ROLL Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker ($100) you could enjoy just that. Dirt-proof, waterproof and stain resistant, you can take it with you wherever you go, quite literally. […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Nocs has developed a beautifully made portable air play speaker that can rival the big boys. The Nocs NS2 AIR Monitors ($450) allow you to stream your music from your PC or any mac device. They provide high-quality sound by using Kevlar reinforced dual magnet woofers, 3/4 inch silk dome tweeters and […]