Speakers

CMF’s First Speakers Are Built Around Color, Modularity and Portability
Tech & Gadgets

CMF’s First Speakers Are Built Around Color, Modularity and Portability

Four colorways, replaceable panels and standardized 3D-printable components push personalization beyond simple finishes.

Trettitre’s Retro Audio System Puts Three Generations of Music on One Wall
Tech & Gadgets

Trettitre’s Retro Audio System Puts Three Generations of Music on One Wall

Vinyl, CD and cassette players combine with a smartphone slot in a gallery-like modular setup.

Marshall’s Bromley 150 Brings Concert Energy to a More Portable Form
Tech & Gadgets

Marshall’s Bromley 150 Brings Concert Energy to a More Portable Form

The compact new model carries over the Bromley family’s stage-inspired design, 360-degree sound and integrated lighting.

BE@RBRICK To Release the Keith Haring “Pop Shop” 400% Speaker
Tech & Gadgets

BE@RBRICK To Release the Keith Haring “Pop Shop” 400% Speaker

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the legendary store, this Bluetooth device is wrapped in vibrant 1987 Tokyo sticker graphics.

Studio Ambre is the Studio Setting Fire To Speakers
Design

Studio Ambre is the Studio Setting Fire To Speakers

Using a centuries-old technique, Studio Ambre creates speakers that are charred to perfection.

Marshall Expands Its Home Speaker Lineup With the Acton IV and Stanmore IV
Tech & Gadgets

Marshall Expands Its Home Speaker Lineup With the Acton IV and Stanmore IV

Featuring FSC-certified wood and iconic brass details, the new models bring a timeless aesthetic to modernized home acoustics.


The Silence Please x adidas Originals Firebird Jacket Is Inspired by a 10ft Speaker System
Fashion

The Silence Please x adidas Originals Firebird Jacket Is Inspired by a 10ft Speaker System

Limited to 100 pieces, the jacket boasts intricate stitching by Arena Embroidery on the back depicting the speaker’s massive 5ft horn.

Justin Bieber Officially Expands SKYLRK Into Audio Equipment
Tech & Gadgets

Justin Bieber Officially Expands SKYLRK Into Audio Equipment

The Biebs gives a first look at the lifestyle label as it transitions into a tech-streetwear hybrid ecosystem.

Silence Please and Kouros Maghsoudi’s Hum Speaker Is a Brutalist Audio Spectacle
Design

Silence Please and Kouros Maghsoudi’s Hum Speaker Is a Brutalist Audio Spectacle

Featuring ultra-reflective, custom lacquered finishes.

USM Modular Furniture Goes HiFi Compatible With Symbol Speaker Modules
Tech

USM Modular Furniture Goes HiFi Compatible With Symbol Speaker Modules

The elevated audio label unveils speakers designed to seamlessly integrate into USM’s iconic shelving frameworks at NYC Design Week.

Moynat Trunks Disguise a Towering Sound System
Design

Moynat Trunks Disguise a Towering Sound System

Designed by Paris-based studio Hall Haus to mimic stacked Moynat trunks, the piece is 1/3 reinterpretations unveiled in Milan.

Yamaha Design Lab Introduces Sculptural Audio Concepts
Design

Yamaha Design Lab Introduces Sculptural Audio Concepts

Drawing aesthetic cues from nature and physics.

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