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Unique & Distinctive Speakers

Sphericles

Sphericles speakers at Parts Express (part of a DIY project)...

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The Pagani just may be the sexiest "system" I've ever seen. And I'm not really in to the whole industrial look. The way it combines industrial materials with organic curves is breath-taking...
 
I'm surprised no one has included THESE yet in this thread:

Okay, don't blame me. I found this pictured on another online forum, and have no idea who made it, where or when. Looks more like an "art" project or some kinky loner's sex toy or something, than a production speaker, but I thought the pic was worth sharing here, since it is "unique and distinctive"! :D
 

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There was another threrad about those speaks a years or so ago. I would definetely use them for background music at a small party. I would go so far as to say that that would be freakin awesome.
 
To each their own.

I love the female form as much as anybody else -- having done some fine nude photography in the past -- but that just turns me off.
 
Yamahalic said:
Sphericles speakers at Parts Express (part of a DIY project)...
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Very cool.

It's like a poor man's Gallo system.

I can see that it's based around the infamous tang band full-range driver.

I wonder where they sourced the spheres.
 
Arkay said:
I'm surprised no one has included THESE yet in this thread...I thought the pic was worth sharing here, since it is "unique and distinctive"! :D
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I agree, gives a whole new meaning to the idea of "curvacious cabinetry". However (insert audio designer thinking here), I think the implementation would have been better as a two-way design (hmmm, where to place the tweeter???).
 
I have to wonder what those symposiums sound like.

Don't think I'd want their presence in my home, but I suspect I'd want their sound.
 
Fly On The Wall Speaker Concept

Born from the frustration of not being able to play loud music on the laptop, the fly on the wall by Mark Murray is a space-saving stylish speaker system that stands haughtily on the wall of your living room, thereby letting you enjoy the music in style.

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Description: The fly on the wall speakers is based on a suction cup system-a 10mm diameter gel-filled rubber tube is wrapped around the edge at the back of the speaker and volume control, the speaker is pushed against the wall and the air escapes through a valve at the top of the speaker when it has been pressed down sufficiently the valve is closed using the dial. The gel in the rubber tube tries to push back to its natural state, causing atmospheric pressure, difference between the outside and inside of this ring causing suction. Each speaker has a heavy duty audio cable, to be plugged into its neighboring speaker or the volume control causing a tree of speakers to be created. The dial has of 2 led lights inside as the volume is turned up a spiral fixture moves inside pushing down mirrors in a see-saw motion and reflecting the light upwards, therefore as the volume is increased the number of bars on the dial light up.

What’s different? Stylish speaker system that lets you enjoy your favorite music that too without asking for large space to be placed, is something really unique in itself! It stands smartly on the wall of your living room thereby making you feel the proud owner every time you listen to music and watch the fly on the wall!

Design by Mark Murray
 
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