sinestesìa develops DIY giacinto speakers, now on kickstarter
giacinto is an invitation to create a deeper understanding of the tool and its properties, allowing patrons to listen in a more conscious, appreciative way.
sinestesìa develops DIY giacinto speakers, now on kickstarter
all images courtesy of /sinestesìa/ design studio
italian studio sinestesìa prides itself on creating products and services that surpass their functional properties. by providing a multi-sensory experience, founders ludovica vando and lorenzo appiani, hope to instill a fondness that reaches beyond superficial desire. the studio’s latest design, ‘giacinto’, is inclined much to the same effect.
packaging
the small speaker system comes as a DIY (do it yourself) kit that not only engages users directly, but greatly reduces production related logistics on sinestesìa. ‘giacinto’ is an open invitation to develop a deeper understanding of the tool and its properties, allowing patrons to listen in a more conscious, appreciative way.
video courtesy of /sinestesìa/ design studio
inner technology is optimized to simplify assembly. included in each kit are: two recycled leather forms, one stereo amplifier, connection cables (USB and AUX), and two speaker units. small screws and bolts hold everything together. ‘giacinto’ is available in basic recycled leather, customizable laser-burnt textures, or in a three-color range of high-quality leather. in addition, the speaker frame and hardware can be had in brass or aluminum. ‘giacinto’ is currently seeking funding on kickstarter here.
‘giacinto’ comes as a pair with all necessary assembly components
the internal components are designed by sound engineers pink elephant
assembling
the piece is composed of recycled natural and simple screw/bolt connections
‘giacinto’ speaker detail
phone connection
computer connection (AUX or USB)
basic ‘giacinto’ edition
laser-marked textures are also available
hand-crafted leather version (three material colors available)
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