iPhone Horn

Designed by: Matt Richmond
Price: $425

It's never too late to teach old tech a new trick. Designer Matt Richmond was inspired by the acoustics of a turn-of-the-century Magnavox gramophone to build this custom iPhone Horn, with a wooden dock of walnut (ash, poplar, or hickory) that makes a simple sound channel to clearly amplify your iPhone's tiny, tinny speaker loud and clear across the room. Contact Matt for details at info [at] made-craft [dot] com.

More info: made-craft.com

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- LOVE THIS!!!!.. JUST WHAT I EVER WANTED!.
  
  MARIAINESMVS 08/18/2009
- In 2009 who needs mono sound ?
  
  Pierre Jutras 08/18/2009
- love this!!!!!!! so cool~~~~
  
  EEEmail 08/25/2009
- Perfection!
  
  Lesley Taylor 09/17/2009
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