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Clearly, the tiny, convenient speakers for iPods are inferior to this huge, 130 pound log of wood that also happens to be a speaker. There are no electronic speakers in the hollow log, it depends on wood’s resonance to get the quality voice through. Apparantly, customers can have their choice in the length of the …
Weighing 225 lbs, the Wall of Sound has to be the most gigantic iPod accessory ever created. This handcrafted iPod speaker measures 3 feet x 4 feet, has 28 speaker elements and a minimalist design. The frequency response goes over the full 40Hz to 20,000 kHz range. Costs $4,495. Uncrate
Green Powers sliding speakers for the iPod have one big advantage: they make carrying speakers with the player a lot easier, though they make the package a bit bulkier, it may be worth it. The GP 400n 1.5 Watt speaker can also function as a portable dock, and is cool enough to be able to …
Lego in form of a speaker for your iPod sure is awesome and what adds to the awesomeness is even better is the silver and gold metallic version. Priced at $25, these speakers are connected to the iPod through a USB and are good enough to keep you in the grooveLikeCool
In the world of weird, Bird Electron chose speakers based on the shape of some obscure vegetable. Hyoutan, is some sort of a cucumber with a number of uses, ranging from being an edible, to use as sponges and even underwears! Hang a pair from the roof of your room.Akihabara News