Most Bluetooth speakers available today are made out of either plastic or, if they're fancy, metal, but the MUZEN OTR Wood speaker is taking Bluetooth devices back to an earlier era. The compact, portable Bluetooth speaker is designed with inspirations from radios of the 50s, with an elegantly finished wood casing and knobs and dials reminiscent of the mid-century furnishing that provided daily entertainment.
Each MUZEN OTR Wood speaker is made out of premium rosewood hand-selected and -crafted by one of MUZEN's artisans. Aside from the visual properties that come with that material, rosewood is also highly resonant, contributing to a full and high quality sound from the small piece of hardware.
The speaker has a lithium battery that gives it a 10-hour playing time, and it has Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity for impressive range.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro-chic Technology
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporating retro design elements into modern technology products to appeal to nostalgia-driven consumers.
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- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing small Bluetooth speakers with exceptional sound quality through the use of resonant materials and advanced audio technologies.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Introducing innovative design concepts and materials into the consumer electronics market to differentiate products and target niche markets.
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