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Ross Lovegrove's massive speaker design

By Rain Noe - September 19, 2007

in Object Culture

Ross Lovegrove has designed what he describes as "the opposite" of an iPod: while the diminutive Apple device stores music you can carry anywhere, Lovegrove's gargantuan Muon speaker system is something you'll install once and never carry anywhere. If you can even afford them, that is, as the two-meter tall speakers are going for nearly 140 grand US, and will be manufactured in a limited run of 100 by British audio component manufacturer KEF.

The big question: why did he design them? Well, you know Lovegrove, the answer ain't something we can easily encapsulate. Click here for a fuller article with his explanation.

via china org for the full article.

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