Ceramic Speakers
- Designed by: Joey Roth
- Price: $495.00
Music can't make much of an impact unless it can be heard, and tunes that are played like they're meant to sound—rich, deep, clean—can be a revelation. San Francisco–based product designer Joey Roth created these porcelain speakers with ceramic, cork, and Baltic birch, simple materials complemented with high quality electronic design that will bring out the sonic beauty in any album you put on. The speakers will hit stores in November, but you can pre-order now from Joey's site.
More info: joeyroth.com
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these speakers sound wonderful + are such a pleasure to look at. we'll have them in our store, Propeller http://propellermodern.com , at the end of the month. come have a look + give them a listen!
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