From technabob:
Fils Sound Film is a flexible, light transparent sound technology which can be used to create speakers pretty much anywhere you’d ever want. The speakers are actually […] piezoelectric film which can produce sound waves when electrical current is applied. Sound quality isn’t stellar, since the low-end drops out at 200Hz, but the highs range all the way to 25kHz.
Hello everyone, the future is here, and it has no low end.
(via technabob)
The Audio Guillotine is a sculpture/installation by Benoit Maubrey, and it basically is just what the name sounds like: a guillotine for speakers. Pretty badass. (Although is that actually what a guillotine looks like? I want a big shiny blade!)
(via Califaudio)
This enormous speaker setup is only part of the Grateful Dead’s “wall of sound.” More photos here.
(via audiojunkies)
Interesting speaker design, using the phonograph cone as inspiration, but I still would expect to find these digesting jungle rats.
(via technabob)
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