With the increasing technology, speakers are designed in such a way to give a great sound, but many designers believe that a quality audio is not enough, so they take it to the next level of quality visual designs of the speaker. Not compromising with the quality of the sound, these creatively designed speakers attract everyone who sees them.
Let’s have a look at the 10 fantastic speakers that look better than the sound they emit:
1. Speech bubble shaped speakers by Sherwood Forlee
Speech bubble shaped speaker designed by Sherwood Forlee makes the owner of the speaker happy by blending with the gadgets and giving a great sound. Sherwood Forlee is a designer who has not taken any art education, but his speech bubble shaped speaker proves that it is not the training that matters, but the urge of creativity inside a man that can bring forth the designs.
2. Little speakers
If you want to have the speakers that occupy very less space, then little speakers are made for you. These cute little speakers can be kept almost anywhere. Though, they may not provide a high powered sound but their cuteness, matching with your decor, will definitely fetch appreciation from everyone who notices them. But these little cute speakers are not for those who hate DIY stuff because you can make these speakers on your own.
3. Headless pooch speakers
These headless pooch speakers are not for those who already have pets in their home. The pets may freak out and try to destroy it. And you don’t want your valuable $ 1,500 to go waste just like that. In this price, you get two 20 ” tall headless pooches, both having a co-axial speakers instead of heads. The custom engineered electronic filters make the speakers emit a great sound.
4. Alpha speakers by Symbio Design
Designed by Symbio Design, the Alpha speakers are the call for those who love music and unusually designed things. The Alpha speakers can be used as standard stereo speakers as well as they can be paired with other Symbio products to use them as a home theater system. The Alpha speakers contains two speakers fitted in a classic call receiver design.
5. N3-8 Kidrobot
N3-8 Kidrobot is designed by Jason Sui. This unique looking speaker box can definitely add some flair to any home theater system. The speaker looks like a penguin wearing over sized jacket. The speaker consists of three speakers. The N3-8 Kidrobot costs a nominal amount of $ 190.
6. Control Now Speakers by JBL
The Control Now Speakers designed by JBL solves the problem of lack of space. The speakers feature multiple installation options, which means they can be installed almost anywhere. The speaker is priced at a tokenish amount of $ 250 each. The image above shows the speakers in action.
7. TIE Fighter speaker by Question Mark Entertainment
The TIE Fighter speakers are designed by Question Mark Entertainment. The speaker may not be liked by everyone, but are a great design for all those Star Wars fans. Having TIE Fighter speakers will definitely tell your friends who you are and it will also blend with your sci-fi themed interior.
8. PLUG + PLAY wireless speakers by Per Brickstad
The PLUG + PLAY wireless speakers are created by Per Brickstad. The key feature that makes these speakers stand out is that you don’t need to have all your songs in one place. You can play the song, regardless of whether they are on your cell phone, PC or MP3 player. The transparent design of the speakers help them to blend into almost every interior.
9. FHOO1 by Ferguson Hill
FHOO1, manufactured by Ferguson Hill is a pioneer in front-loaded horn dipole loudspeaker. Because of such a credibility, the FHOO1 speakers are priced under $ 20,000.
10. Moonlight sound
The award winning sound-cum-lighting system, Moonlight sound, made with German engineering features a globe which is integrated with speakers providing up to 200 watts of clean audio combined with elegant LED lights which changes the color with the rhythm and speed of the music. Moonlight system can be used both indoors as well as outdoors. It can be used in night clubs, restaurants, hotels, homes, etc.
