Twistening and Listening

aero_twist_speaker_1

Donut underestimate the AeroTwist speakers! They come in all shapes and sizes. Well, basically one shape, but with its flexible design, you can twist it to suit your fancy. These speakers come from Jarre Technologies, known for their kitschy take on audio systems and docks. The Aero Twist is their latest, award winning twist-able Bluetooth speakers. Available in sexy Matte, svelte Gloss, and slick Chrome variants, the speakers come with NFC, and the ability to make you the coolest in your pack!

The Aero Twist was an Honorable Mention at the Red Dot Awards for 2015.

Designer: Kateryna Sokolova for Jarre Technologies

aero_twist_speaker_2

aero_twist_speaker_3

aero_twist_speaker_4

aero_twist_speaker_5

aero_twist_speaker_6

aero_twist_speaker_7

Skull Shaped Speaker Dock

skull docking speaker Skull Shaped Speaker Dock
New from Jarre (who you might remember from their 11 foot tall iPod dock), it’s the Aeroskull, an iPhone speaker dock shaped like a skull. Behind the metallic skull’s sunglasses are a pair of 15 watt speakers while a 40 watt subwoofer pumps out the bass straight from his dome to your dome. Probably ideal for playing some death metal or even Grateful Dead.
aeroskull speaker jarre Skull Shaped Speaker Dock
You get your choice of 11 colors and while the dock is still using Apple’s now outdated 30 pin connector, the speakers are also bluetooth compatible for wireless audio streaming straight to head. A wireless bone remote comes with it too. It’s available this month in the UK for about $560. Apparently death don’t have no mercy…for the poor. (via pocket-lint)

Skull Shaped Speaker Dock


Jarre Aeroskull speaker dock packs dual 15-watt woofers, recently departed Apple Dock Connector

Jarre Aeroskull speaker dock packs dual 15watt woofers, recently departed Apple Dock Connector

Just in time for Halloween, Jarre's new Aeroskull dock embodies 70 watts of total power in a human-like cranium, complete with a pair of speaker-packing shades. Jarre is showing off the colorful chrome tune machine in black, white, blue, green, orange, pink, purple and yellow finishes, with a matching IR bone remote to boot. With a tinted lens appearance, the permanently affixed sunglasses actually contain two 15-watt speakers, with a 40-watt subwoofer occupying the skull's rear. The lofty £349 (about $565) sticker price will net you some of the latest technologies, including Bluetooth audio support and a standard 3.5mm audio input, but Apple's new Lightning port is notably absent, with a good-as-dead Dock Connector mounted up top, instead. With 70 watts of power and Jarre's backing, this seemingly bizarre rig may actually offer decent performance. You'll need to wait until its October ship date to see for yourself, but if a skeletal sound system is on your list of must-haves, you can rest in peace knowing that you have but weeks to live (with your current spirited setup).

Filed under: ,

Jarre Aeroskull speaker dock packs dual 15-watt woofers, recently departed Apple Dock Connector originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 20 Sep 2012 23:52:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

Permalink   |  sourcePocket-lint  | Email this | Comments

Jarre AeroPad Two Docking Speaker For iOS Devices

Jarre AeroPad Two Docking Speaker For iOS Devices

The AeroPad Two docking speaker for Apple’s iPad, iPhone and iPod is equipped with both a 30-pin dock for iOS devices and a USB connection for non-iOS devices. Measuring 860mm x 300mm and weighing 10kg, the docking station features 4x 30W RMS speakers and 1x 80W RMS subwoofer. The Jarre AeroPad Two dock is currently available to pre-order for £580 ($943). [Jarre]