Ready to rock? This prehistoric-looking speaker may look like it belongs at a Flinstone theme park, but the Klipsch AWR-650-SM rock speaker could actually make its appearance at ordinary BBQ parties this summer. The faux stone, outdoor stereo is currently available for $300.
"Designed to look and feel like a natural rock, the AWR-650-SM features a two-way design that employs a 6.5-inch dual voice coil polymer woofer and dual 3/4-inch polymer dome tweeters, which allows it to play both left and right stereo signals," Uncrate says.
You can get one to suit the natural elements of your hard or outdoor entertainment space, choosing between simulated sandstone, red rock and granite finishes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Outdoor Speaker Integration
- The trend of seamlessly integrating speakers into natural outdoor elements creates opportunities for innovative outdoor entertainment experiences.
- Disguised Technology
- The trend of disguising technology as everyday objects, like rock speakers, opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in the electronics industry.
- Enhanced Outdoor Audio
- The trend of developing high-quality outdoor audio products, like the Klipsch AWR-650-SM rock speaker, presents opportunities for advancements in outdoor entertainment.
Where This Applies
- Electronics
- The electronics industry can explore innovative ways to disguise technology and integrate it into natural outdoor elements.
- Outdoor Entertainment
- The outdoor entertainment industry can benefit from the development of high-quality outdoor audio products that enhance the overall experience of consumers.
- Home Improvement
- The home improvement industry can incorporate disguised technology, like rock speakers, to offer consumers enhanced outdoor entertainment options.
