Brutalist Speaker - Black
The Brutalist Speaker takes its form from Brutalism, the architectural style of the 1950s to 1970s known for block-like volumes and raw materials. Per Brickstad, Transparent's creative director, wanted to bring the style into the home.
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The Brutalist Speaker takes its form from Brutalism, the architectural style of the 1950s to 1970s known for block-like volumes and raw materials. Per Brickstad, Transparent's creative director, wanted to bring the style into the home. The tall aluminium body holds a large acoustic volume tuned to a 6.5-inch woofer with bass reflex; two 3-inch tweeters sit higher up at a 90° angle. Placed in a corner, it uses the reflections from the walls to spread the sound further.
A WiiM Mini module is included for Wi-Fi and multi-room playback with AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect and Amazon Music; Bluetooth 5.2 and two line inputs are also available. Volume, bass and treble are set on the front. Also available in metal.
Shipping & Delivery
We ship from our warehouse in Germany with DHL within 3 working days. You will receive a tracking number by email once your order has shipped.
Transit time from handover to DHL, approx.: Germany 1–2, EU 3–5, United Kingdom and Switzerland 3–7, USA 5–8, other countries 7–14 working days.
Shipping costs: Germany €5.90 and EU €9.90, free from €199 · United Kingdom £9.90 · Switzerland CHF 9.90 · USA $15.90 · other countries €14.90.
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Product safety
- Brand
- Transparent
- Product
- Brutalist Speaker - Black · TRAN923823
- Manufacturer
- Transparent Sound AB
Renstiernas gata 21
116 31 Stockholm
Sweden
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17 productsTransparent is a Stockholm company that grew out of People People, the design studio where Per Brickstad and Martin Willers worked together.
Their Transparent Speaker, first launched on Kickstarter at the end of 2012, shows its components behind tempered glass in an aluminium frame, treating technology as part of the interior rather than something to hide. The brand follows a modular philosophy: its products are designed to be repaired and upgraded, so that they improve over time instead of becoming obsolete.
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