The Horo WJE168 is a unique and beautiful take on the traditional turntable--a record player that looks as though it belongs in another era. Shaped like a piano with a violin bow-like tonearm, it is a musical instrument masterpiece.
Designed by Luigi Pasqualini, the Horo WJE168 turntable is built by special order for each customer. If it wasn't priced at about $41,000, I would have believed that music aficionados across the globe were lined up around the corner so that they may place an order for this spectacular invention.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Piano-shaped Turntables
- The trend of designing turntables with the shape and aesthetic of a piano offers a unique and visually striking experience for music enthusiasts.
- Customizable Instruments
- The trend of creating instruments that are built by special order allows customers to have a personalized and tailor-made musical experience.
- Masterpiece Musical Instruments
- The trend of combining exceptional craftsmanship with musical instruments showcases the artistic and innovative possibilities in the world of music.
Industries Being Reshaped
- High-end Audio Equipment
- The high price point of the Horo WJE168 turntable suggests disruptive innovation opportunities in the luxury audio equipment market.
- Bespoke Instrument Manufacturing
- The custom-built nature of the Horo WJE168 turntable presents disruptive innovation opportunities for companies specializing in creating personalized instruments.
- Artistic Home Decor
- The piano-shaped turntable represents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the home decor industry, combining functionality with artistic design.
