Speaker Designer's Fantasy

[richidoo]

They are called elliptical bi-axial horns, better control ceiling reflections.

Info: http://www.autotech.pl/pdf/audio_en.pdf

A little red spray paint and you're in business...

WAF?   

[StereoNut]

With some glossy red paint, a few of these look like they could've been prototypes for a Rolling Stones LP!





SN

[Deton Nation]

They look like something I could spend the night with while the wife was away! lol...

[Black Sand Cable]

They look like something I could spend the night with while the wife was away! lol...

Thank God I'm not the only one who had that go through his head!  

Back to the topic at hand. A Speaker Designer's Fantasy gone wrong.....

[richidoo]

Yeah, he forgot her head arms and legs. Bummer.

[tmazz]

They look like something I could spend the night with while the wife was away! lol...

Thank God I'm not the only one who had that go through his head!  

Back to the topic at hand. A Speaker Designer's Fantasy gone wrong.....

There are just so many different ways to get in trouble commenting on this that I better just keep my mouth shut. 

[lonewolfny42]

They look like something I could spend the night with while the wife was away! lol...

Thank God I'm not the only one who had that go through his head!  

Back to the topic at hand. A Speaker Designer's Fantasy gone wrong.....

How about some "woofers"....to go with that torso...

[StereoNut]

So...... that's what happened to Nipper, the RCA dog!

Before



After



Woof! Woof!

SN

[tmazz]

Since we have gotten in to "Unique" speakers check out this sweet design:






And this one has "killer" sound:



Scott is a longtime audiophile (and Syndrome member) who takes pride in making speakers that not only make a visually artistic statement, but sound great from an audiophile standpoint as well.

You can see more of his designs on his web site:

www.sgcustomsound.com

[StereoNut]

Since we have gotten in to "Unique" speakers...

Scott is a longtime audiophile (and Syndrome member) who takes pride in making speakers that not only make a visually artistic statement, but sound great from an audiophile standpoint as well.

You can see more of his designs on his web site:

www.sgcustomsound.com

+1

I agree wholeheartedly!  Scott has a great little shop with lots of unique designs... and like Tom said, they ain't just pretty, his creations sound good too! 

One of my favorites are his "guitar" speakers.
http://www.sgcustomsound.com/speakers/Guitar1.htm

Scott's store is a "hidden gem" across from the Douglaston, Queens train station. BTW - he does mods, repairs, guitar amps and pro-audio as well as custom speakers.  Best of all, service is always with a smile!

SN

[rollo]

 I will second that. No ONE but Scott to work on my gear.



charles