visible sound sewing machine by sounds butter

the interactive design group sounds butter wanted to create a new way to make sound visible. while things like equalizers and sub-titles already visualize sound, they sought to find a way to make sound physical.
using an old sewing machine as a basis, they conceptualized a prototype, which would take sound input and convert it into a sound wave of thread on textile. the sewing machine is synonymous with producing products in industry and thus served as a fitting analogy for the project.

http://www.soundsbutter.com



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fast sleep

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woof! woof! (doggie speakers)

'woofer' speaker set by dutch design outfit cultivate

'pun intended, 'woofer' speaker set is a cross-over between
an addition to your sound system and your loyal 4 footed companion.
available as a co-axial speaker system which consists of two dogs.'

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Dan McPharlin - Miniature Cardboard Models

Dan McPharlin created these brilliant miniature sets.... they're incredibly cute... and detailed definiteleee... i realleee admire the patience he has... cause i can't even make a detail cardboard model for my own works... the frustration kills!!! anyway to see more of he works... click on the link on the title~

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The Rithm by Davone

The Rithm has been designed with music in mind. It uses high quality coaxial loudspeaker unit. It's suitable for all kinds of music. The cabinet is designed in a way that it's more stiffer than the usual square box and also reduces unwanted cabinet vibrations. The minimal design and the extreme craftmanships reflects how Danish design is.
for further info bout the Rithm - http://davoneaudio.com/