Libratone Zipp Speaker
The wool-wrapped Libratone Zipp is a portable speaker that can use Apple’s AirPlay tech even without a Wi-Fi connection. It has a 4″ bass driver and two 1″ tweeters. Its battery lasts up to 8 hours.
The wool-wrapped Libratone Zipp is a portable speaker that can use Apple’s AirPlay tech even without a Wi-Fi connection. It has a 4″ bass driver and two 1″ tweeters. Its battery lasts up to 8 hours.
Hiding high-end speakers and amps inside wall art, TruAudio’s aFrame acoustic artwork offers hundreds of prints you can hang on your wall to let your sound be heard and not seen.
Outdoor Tech’s Turtle Shell can go wherever you go. It’s dust proof, water-resistant, can be clipped or mounted, and it has a built-in rechargeable battery and a pretty funny promo video.
A wooden blaster with a modern spin. Instead of cassette tapes, you can swap mods such as a USB port or a Bluetooth receiver. It has two 5.25″ woofers, two 1/2″ tweeters and a 50W amp.
Aperion teamed up with Summit Wireless to create what it claims are the worlds first wireless speakers capable of streaming uncompressed 24-bit, 96KHz audio, with a dead simple setup process.
An imposing speaker dock for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The FWP3200D has two turntable docks, 300W speakers, a USB port, 3.5mm in and out and two mic sockets. Mini speaker version too.
Portable speakers that are made from old loudspeakers. Each unit is unique and rare (and pricey). It’s available in two sizes and comes with an internal battery, a charger and a 3.5mm cable.
A 6.5W 2″ Bluetooth speaker with a handcrafted solid wood cabinet. It has a range of 30′ and also has a 3.5mm input. The manufacturer will plant one tree for each 1Q sold on Kickstarter.
An ingenious adapter that lets you wirelessly “dock” your mobile device to any audio system that has an iOS dock. Since it works via Bluetooth, you can also use it with Android devices.
Artful, but reasonably priced speakers which break out of the mold of the ordinary black boxes, replacing them with bold decorative stands covered with works by some awesome indie artists.
A stylish and powerful on-the-go speaker system, the Shoqbox is shock and splash proof, and works wirelessly with your Bluetooth-enabled gadget to play music or as a speakerphone for up to 8 hours.
Talk about surround sound. A fun weekend project for dedicated audiophiles and tinkerers. You’ll need a 3D printer to make it, but all in all it’ll only cost you $100 to build one.
Hand-built docks for the iPhone and iPod Touch made from car exhausts. Available in V8, V10 and V12 models, the iXoost docks are equipped with four 70W amplifiers and one 140W subwoofer.
The Sound BlasterAxx are portable USB speakers with a proprietary audio processing chip, built-in microphone, noise reduction feature, Bluetooth support and a touch-sensitive control panel.
Developed by Richard Haberkern, the Soundlazer is a portable open-source ultrasonic parametric speaker, which means that the sound is delivered in a narrow path to only its intended listener.
The ARIS is a network-enabled speaker designed for Windows PCs. It has an aluminum enclosure, a removable steel base, six speakers that output a total of 100W and Ethernet and Wi-Fi connectivity.
A super-sized version of Jawbone’s first wireless speaker/speakerphone, the Big Jambox has a max output of 115dB, a 15-hour battery life and it can sync with up to 2 devices at the same time.
Palo Alto Designs’ compact Cubik speakers feature not only a striking modern design, but clear sound backed by 2.5-inch Peerless drivers, all-digital USB connectivity and solid bass for their size.
Made of recyclable cardboard, the boldly graphic Berlin Boombox is a DIY portable speaker with stereo amp that’ll be easy to carry while you bump your tunes around town. Just don’t get it wet.
In addition to its Bluetooth capabilities, the Zooka from NEW has a 3.5mm audio input, a microphone and a slim silicone design that makes it perfect for slipping onto your iPad or laptop for 5x the volume.
Coming in a rugged, mobile design that is just 2×4 inches when stowed away, the rechargeable Chill Pill speaker set is perfect for travel. They pop open for more resonant sound too.
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