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Face melting Vinyl Stereo Speakers
Ed Lewis (aka Fungus Amungus) has posted a great do-it-yourself project that combines one of my favorite art forms with another of my favorite art forms. He took the hip, urban chic of vinyl toys and gave them the gift of music by fusing speakers into the faces of these “Munnny” vinyl toys from Kid Robot. The end result is a design mash-up of sorts, but comes off as a unique way to share your love of very contemporary art and old school corporate pop, like E=MC2 by Mariah Carey. Listening to it did remind me of the smell of burning hair, or maybe it was just the burning vinyl…
Designer: Ed Lewis [ Via: Instructables ]
Step 1 - Get a Pair of Munnys and Drivers
Step 2 - Trace the circle
Step 3 - Heat ‘im up!
Step 4 - Cut the faces off
Step 5 - Wire it and fill it
Step 6 - Seal it up
Step 7 - Hook it up and enjoy the music!
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17 Comments »
Chris says
this somehow resembles the speaker guy from the tokyoplastic animation
sure looks cool and if operable what an extra, that is real head-banging
Raphael Crespo says
Damn it! He stole my idea!
Just kidding! hehehe…
Great pieces and smart creation!
igreenspot says
OMG that poor little guy has speaker on their face !
p says
SWEET. I’ve got 2 jason siu N3B soundspeakers and friggin’ love them, but this is a neat little DIY project that lets you have a little more control over the outcome. And its probably a helluva lot cheaper (i would know…)
Killian Castner says
This is an awesome idea but where could i get some cheap speakers without them being connected to some kind of pre-existing base, cd player, whatever?
M2JL says
That is a great idea!!! Well done. Maybe I’ll try that too
jin_woo_han says
haha! thank you for information~! I can use it~
RustnEver says
Have I not seen these before on Tokyo Plastic?
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