If you, like us, like the rugged industrial charm of automobile exhaust systems,you should know that the Italian maker dudes, Matteo Panini and Mirco Pecorari, are now modifying bits from car exhaust systems to build by hand the iXoost audio systems that look more kickass than just blow hot steam … though we wouldn’t mind some hot steam coming out of these exhaust speakers.

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Woof is all I have to say about this clear speaker by People People. They aren’t available yet but their site says you can contact them for how to be the first to get one. Which leads me to believe the price tag is pretty next level as well.

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At €1600, this skull-shaped Minuskull mini speaker by Kuntzel+Deygas is certainly aimed at the one-percent, but maybe we in the 99 percent will find them in thrift stores in a decade or so. We’ll just have to be patient.

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We’ve seen audio speakers in suitcases, not too long ago, and now there are audio speakers handmade from PVC pipes. Hmmm, I wonder what’s next?

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Want a fantabulous room decoration and good speakers at the same time? This is it. Dutch designer Sander Mulder’s Woofers will make your room a thousand times cooler. Immediately!

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