Brickburn Speaker

Description: A mash up of acoustics and material experimentation, this compact sound system uses a concrete housing, shaped to reference the ubiquitous red brick. The speaker's outer dimensions are based on a UK Imperial brick size, made in the Brickburn district of Calgary, AB between 1906 & 1931. Music can be played via bluetooth or auxiliary cord. A combination of a 20 Watt active driver and a passive radiator produce clear sound with a frequency response of 100-20,000 Hz. Loud for its size, the speaker will fill a large room with sound at top volume. Due to the nature of concrete, some visual imperfections such as cracks and blemishes may occur. Audio performance is tuned, tested, and guaranteed for each unit.
Measurements: L 8.5" × W 2.625" × H 4.5" · 2.5 lbs
Condition: New
Color: Red
Material: Concrete
Seller: Jacob Thompson Boyd
Jacob Thompson Boyd is an industrial designer from Vancouver Canada. Receiving his Bachelor of Industrial Design from Carleton University in 2024, he currently works out of Montreal, Canada. Boyd's style balances practical aspects of usability, sustainability, and attainability, with less objective considerations of aesthetics, symbolism, and humour.