Designed by Tristan Zimmerman, this gramophone-style ceramic speaker needs no power it uses ‘passive amplification’ to transform music from a portable player and earphones into an output of up to 55 decibels.
This will even look good on your desk even when not in use.
It will cost you $500 and is only available for a limited time so could be one for collectors.
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Written by Kerry for Product Reviews
In Sections: Gadgets & Technology
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