DemerBox

Available now for purchase on Amazon is the successful Kickstarter project DemerBox, an exceptional durable speaker built around an almost indestructible Pelican case that can basically survive anything, and still keep the party going. It is waterproof, has dry internal storage, a 50 hour battery life, a range of 100 feet and a USB port to charge your electronics. It also has space within its casing for stashing some gear. The result is a highly versatile and functional audio device for outdoor adventures. watch the video below

BIG JAMBOX | BY JAWBONE

Jawbone as presented the new, bigger version of its popular portable Jambox speaker. The Big Jambox is a beefier version of its younger brother, it still has the same attractive design but has a larger box, better sound and has more battery life. The speaker is of course completely wireless, it allows you to stream digital media from any device with Bluetooth. Other notable features are the long lasting built-in rechargeable battery(it lasts up to 15 hours) and the ...
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TRANSPARENT SPEAKER

Remember the feature we did on this concept last year? Well...the project is now being funded on Kickstarter, and judging by the amount already pledged should reach its target very soon. The Transparent Speaker is built with premium audio components, it features a 6.5-inch subwoofer and two 3-inch full range drivers connected to a built-in power amplifier. You can adjust bass, treble and volume via some cool simple knobs on a front control panel. Can´t really go wr...
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STEEL SPEAKER

The team behind the popular Transparent Speaker have launched a new, extremely limited range of handcrafted speakers entitled UPCRAFTED. The collection consists of three speakers, one in wood, one in steel and one in ceramics, with each crafted from recycled materials. Our pick from the collection is the Steel Speaker, a heavy beast handcrafted by blacksmith Jonas Majors that has only the most essential elements and showcases the raw metal texture of aged steel that...
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