Some Tiny Audio Chops, Some Chops Indeed - Yanko Design

Boy oh boy do you know a dude who loves portable speaker systems. It is me. And I say that while the best portable organization will forever be the giant Ghetto Blaster, smaller and smaller competitors go on to show their chops. What exercise we accept here? Information technology's JukeBrick: portable music holder, thespian… and performer. Yon-U Cho makes a little symphony with JukeBricks:

Instant Portable Concert: When more than than two Jukebricks are gathered together, every Jukebrick becomes a seperate performer. Nosotros can mind to the audio from each instrument or vocal. Exact sound sources [tin exist determined] from ordinary music using Music two.0 technology.

Instant Portable Theater: Only attach more than ii Jukebricks adjacent and the screen is extended double and more. Too, as speakers are added, we can relish three-way or 4-way channel surround speakers outside with friends.

Size: 67 ten 67 x 16 mm
Weight: 112g
Display: OLED 480×480 Pixels
Touchscreen
Bluetooth, Wireless, LAN
Foldable Mono Speaker Module

The well-nigh interesting feature of these little guys is the Tabular array DJing feature in which you have three or more Bricks and place them in order. If they are in a straight line, they will all play the same song at once, and then go on to whatsoever is next on the list on the side by side Brick, and continue until the finish. If they are in a circumvolve, it's the aforementioned issue, just with infinite replay. Finally, if all Bricks are in a jumble, they play shuffled.

Who would have thought?

These are made to knock down a layer between music listeners that'south erected with each new Podling roaming the streets. Share the beats!

Designer: Yon-U Cho