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Wireless Cassette Speaker

£20.00

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Small but mighty the wireless cassette speaker is a portable, pocket sized bluetooth speaker shaped like a retro cassette tape Comes with coloured stickers and USB charging cable Charges up in just one hour for 8 hours of play time

Cube Wireless Speaker

£150.00 £189.00

Colour Black White

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Black

White

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Simple, stylish, and compact, the CUBE wireless speaker mixes style and sound into a compact and high-quality package Can be configured to offer mono, stereo, and multi-room audio playback. The CUBE is simple to set up, right out the box. Use as a Bluetooth speaker or download the Tivoli Audio app and get the advanced experience of using the CUBE over your wireless network Use the app to connect speakers across your home’s wireless network The CUBE has simple controls, offering source, volume, and configuration controls on the back of the speaker. Pause and play music with the touch sensitive logo on the top of each unit Enhances home décor with cable free high quality audio Stream your favourite music services from any iOS or Android device Wifi enabled

aFUNK Bluetooth Speaker

£120.00

Colour Copper & Grey White

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Copper & Grey

White

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This beautiful speaker spreads the sound in 360 degrees With True Wireless Stereo pair and play music from two aFUNK speakers at the same time  Up to 20 hours playback time Bluetooth range: 10m Available in copper or white  

Eames Radio

£849.00

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After developing a successful method for moulding plywood in the early 1940s, Charles and Ray Eames employed the acquired know-how to create a wide range of products – including radio cabinets. By 1952, roughly 200,000 radios with cabinets designed by the Eameses had been sold by various manufacturers One design, however, never went into production: an elegant table radio with a moulded plywood case, whose compact shape and austere, more technical look were unusual for the time. Completely conceived by the Eameses in 1946, the radio was rejected by the designated manufacturer, who wanted a 'normal design'. Charles and Ray sent photographs of the prototype to the magazine 'Interiors'; matchbooks were included in the pictures as a scale reference. Their aim was to increase the acceptance of smaller, more modern devices. However, this goal proved elusive, and the production of Eames radios was discontinued in the early 1950s More than 70 years later, Vitra has joined the Eames Office to revive the design of this compact radio, which was a favourite of Charles and Ray. Encased in an elegant walnut cabinet and equipped with up-to-date technology by the British manufacturer REVO, the Eames Radio today bears witness to the designer couple's unwavering belief in progress The Eames Radio is available in a limited edition of 999 units