these woofers are for the dogs
October 5th, 2006 comments (18) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
Looking for speakers that really make a statement?
Dutch designers Sander Mulder, Dave Keune from Buro Vormkrijgers have created these surreal speakers that are so wrong, they’re right. I’ll just let the picture do the talking (or woofing).
The speakers are available in either a subwoofer version (1 dog) or a pair of coaxial speakers for stereo installations (2 dogs) each from Cultivate in either black or white versions.
[via swissmiss]
filed under: audio design home entertainment
October 5th, 2006 comments (18): stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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Thats just creepy.
dude, that is the single greatest thing I’ve seen all week. Except for the headline that someone punched Paris Hilton in the face.
What do the tweeters look like?
Sub WOOFers?
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Those speakers are freaky! I certainly wouldn’t buy it.
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creepy!
Idiots. Id buy those speakers, but only If they actually sounded good.. Its about time people started deisgning things that werent plain boxy and boring.. Good find peeps
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they’re cool, if your into decapitated dogs…..
[...] these woofers are for the dogs
not creepy, crap..
today, a metal flower sticked on a toilet is considered art.
I consider it crap.
Was there no way to depict the dogs WITH heads? Sure, the pun is moderately clever, but anyone who loves dogs wouldn’t go for having two beheaded dogs pumping out the tunes. I wouldn’t, anyway.
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