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$299,00
By the end of the 1800s, thanks to the phonograph introduced by Thomas Edison, life had a melody. When designing the Acoustibox, we borrowed the iconic horn from this nostalgic, indispensable early machine to amplify the sound, based entirely on pure physics and acoustic principles.
Placing your phone on the wooden dock will be enough to allow the Acoustibox to boost the volume level up to three quadrants wherever you want, without the necessity of electricity or cables at all.
It’s rich, warm and mid-range tones through the horn with its acoustic signature produces a unique experience. Acoustibox is the perfect marriage of vintage aesthetic and today’s technology.
Acoustibox’s golden ratio applied design can fit into every space with it’s elegant and stylish look and it is compatible with any smartphone with its speaker located at the bottom of device.
Compatible Devices: Acoustibox can technically work with any smartphone with its speaker located at the bottom of the device.
(Universal Dock Dimensions: Width: 1.2cm Length: 9.5cm)
Dimensions: Length: 24.5cm Width: 15cm Height: 40cm
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