I’m not really sure about this one
a real table mashed with a real piano
or in other words
astonishing table transforming itself into true piano in order to optimize space to the maximum
the price: 6000 dollars
which is OK for a luxury item
but would you eat on your instrument?
the cross between the boombox on your shoulder and an mp3 player
or a portable music system concept with a mat included for relaxation
USB and memory card comptiable
designers: Yuan-Hao Hsu & Lin Tzu Hsuan
[via Yanko Design]
these are the only cases when I allow drinks on my records
the wooden DJ coffee table by Bughouse is wikkked
I want an MPC and a midi controller version tho!
and the Super Oldies Side Table is the dream of every crate digger
[via David Noel]
Wallpaper approached Moritz Waldemeyer to design an object with the brief ‘Home Disco’ and he responded with a coffee-table. But this is not just an ordinary coffee-table. It’s an iPod with built in speakers and a laser gogo dancer cage. I don’t think that it comes with a bundled dancer tho…
[via Synthtopia and weeheart]
this is what we dreamed every night after we posted up the best mp3 dock
please welcome the Asspeaker!
fat bass has a new meaning ;)
designers: Younes Daneshvar and Javad Yazdani
rendered by: Mohsen Tafazzoli
The main unit is the subwoofer and the control station. The smaller units are speakers and connect to the controller through bluetooth technology, they work as single cheek units and can be connected to store as one small butt. To activate the unit, one must tap the unit. Tap the main unit to turn the speakers on. Once tapped, the unit shows that it’s received the command with a small red light (kind of like what happens when a cheek is smacked). This light goes away after three seconds. Rubbing the unit on either cheek in a circular motion turns the sound up (rotating right), and turns the sound down (rotating left.)
[via Synthtopia]
Linos is a portable record player
but I think it’s sadly a design concept only
too bad cos it looks awesome and very seems to be very practical
- Ditching the traditional full platter configuration for modern sensibilities, this player takes into consideration the space demands and limited mobility of regular turntables. Simply load the record to the lower spindle element and lock it into place from above. Pushing down on the power icon then releases the tonearm and spins up the record. Hook up the player to your comp via micro USB for sound and powering or use the USB power adapter with standard stereo jack output. -
[via Yanko Design]
usually we post animations or some other sweet stuff on Saturday mornings
but this time we have something special
I think this is the cutes and the sweetes music related thing this year
designer ricardo seola created this educational music toy for children, that features a train that literally plays the track. the toy’s track is designed with small bumps on it to pluck the metal keys on the train. the design borrows from the simple mechanics of wind-up music boxes and implements it in a whole new way. because the track is divided into sections, children can rearrange them to change the song in new ways. the toy would feature multiple track featuring different songs that could also be combined
to form even more musical possibilities.
[via designboom]
Touchtable is a really promising music player concept by Thomas Mascall
it could be perfect as a personal music layer and as a DJ unit as well
we hope one day we could post about the realization of this beauty
