Buds You Can Actually Keep Spotless
What’s the difference between a toilet seat and your earbuds? For starters, your toilet seat is probably cleaner! For unknown reasons, headphones and earbuds are…
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This Speaker Has Balls
Appropriately named “ATLAS” for the way you hold the orb in your hands, this modern speaker design connects man and music. Through touch and intimate…
Connecting Vibrations
MUTE is a musical instrument created with cooperation from the Shema organization to help educate partially and fully deaf children so they can share the…
Your smartphone is now your music studio
There are quite a few things the smartphone has already replaced. The radio, the camera, the microphone, the handheld gaming device… and now probably its…
One Hot Radio!
RADIOOO takes inspiration from the powerful aesthetic of volcanos and lava… and the result is red hot! It’s clad in a tough composite casing reminiscent…
Never Miss a Beat
Flou is an interaction-based audio system that allows you to seamlessly transition from one listening device to the next so your tunes never go interrupted!…
A Literal Spin on Wireless Earbuds
According to designer Thomas Le, wireless earbuds just aren’t quite there yet. The touch controls can be difficult and tedious to navigate or, even worse,…
Outta this World Audio!
As minimalistic as this spherical Neptune speaker is, it’s also surprisingly modular. The orb delivers 360 degree audio but actually consists of 3 distinct speaker…
Music Making for the Modern Nomad
NOMAD is a digital musical instrument born from the desire to create music on the go. Its compact and minimalistic form enables users to take…
Move Over, Moog
When we imagine synthesizers, we often picture big, bulky equipment like the massive Moog. The Piino explores a more compact form that allows musicians to…
A Distorted Dream Come True
Guitarists are on the never-ending lookout for the perfect distortion! This usually means cycling through pedal after pedal. Until now… unlike other designs with only…
Tangible Tuning
No two people prefer the same settings when it comes to jamming out so why should our speakers be the same? Taking this concept into…