This simple, rugged speaker called the Hive Audio System for outdoor entertaining features a sound tube that protects the speaker from the elements and amplifies sound as it reverberates. The bell is completely translucent with a rugged base for stability. This speaker works wirelessly from a main station unit and can be linked to other liked units for multiple sound outputs forming a hive.
Designer: Christopher Stuart
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Looks like the Bose system with a better design. Hopefully with a better price, too.
http://www.bose.de/DE/de/home-entertainment/outdoor-environmental-speakers/index.jsp
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