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Woofer by Josh Rubin

Buro-Vormkrijgers-Woofer

Though I'm not sure what the sound quality is like, this Woofer is brilliant sculptural double entendre none-the-less. Created by Buro Vormkrijgers, a Dutch design studio founded by Sander Mulder and Dave Keune, the headless dog speaker system is available as a single woofer or a pair of stereo speakers. The team is also planning to follow-up with Tweeter, a bird-like desktop speaker system. No word yet on pricing or availability, but there are other fun things on their site.

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This entry posted on 14 April 2006 at 1:40 PM
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