The Ceramic Subwoofer happens to look like a miniature version of an airplane turbine. Shiny, white and cylindrical, the Ceramic Subwoofer was created to complement the matching Ceramic Speakers designed over two years ago. Forgoing the wooden base, this sound system component rests on top of a stainless steel 50 watt Class D amp. Instead, the Baltic birch is incorporated into the body of the Ceramic Subwoofer.
Created by product designer Joey Roth, the Ceramic Subwoofer is powered by two individual drivers, one in the amp and the other in the driver. Offering an overall balanced performance in conjunction with the original Ceramic Speakers, the Ceramic Subwoofer will be a limited run of 300 units. Fans of the sound system can pre-order now for delivery in December, just in time for Christmas.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Ceramic Subwoofer
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation lies in creating compact and stylish subwoofer designs for home audio systems.
- Baltic Birch
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in developing sustainable and eco-friendly materials for speaker construction.
- Limited Run Products
- Disruptive innovation can be explored by companies offering limited edition products to create exclusivity and drive customer demand.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Consumer Electronics
- Disruptive innovation opportunities exist in the consumer electronics industry by creating unique and aesthetically pleasing audio products.
- Home Audio Systems
- There is potential for disruptive innovation in the home audio systems industry by introducing innovative designs and features in speakers.
- Sustainable Materials
- Opportunities for disruptive innovation exist in the sustainable materials industry by developing eco-friendly alternatives for speaker construction.
