A Very Relaxed Radio
You will never find a more chilled out radio than this. “Radio Valerie.” No buttons, no switches. At least none that are immediately apparent. Reveal to yourself the simplicity. To tune the radio, pull the antenna back and forth along the station markers. The speaker face turns the radio on, the speaker face turns it off, and the speaker face controls the volume. And of course the antenna increases the signal reception. Super chill.
I wonder, should I have such a device in my possession, were I to listen to metal music, would the radio move itself into a more metal position? Perhaps with the adult contemporary… a swaying relaxation?
Any way you tease it, this radio has personality.
Designer: Radio Valerie
























8 Comments »
Nicholas Sherlock says
Doesn’t holding onto the antenna change the way the radio receives its signal? Perhaps I just live in a marginal signal area, but trying to tune a station while holding onto the antenna would be totally futile here.
Jeremofer says
Hmm… wouldn’t that stick into someone’s eye by accident if you’re holding it like that?
bugabu says
probably if someone do that by accident he/she need to see doctor for coordination problems
or maybe we need to pass a law for all antennas and put sticker on all radios: “DANGER! DO NOT STICK ANTENNAS IN THE EYE!”
chetan sorab says
breaks stereotype….nice
bugabu says
very nice, I love it
bill says
the radio is cool and fresh,it’s interesting
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