11 Recommendations

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  Mike's recommendation

  Everyone will love it!!

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  • speakers
  • audio
  • contemporary designs
  • Wow
  • woofers
  • audio design

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  Andrea's recommendation

  Speakers are usually exiled to the upper reaches of our ceilings and shelves, or tucked into the corners of our rooms, but this pair can stand just as well as a centerpiece - or guard your front door. In keeping with my fascination with creepy-chic (and apparently white porcelain), I love these standing headless dog speakers by Buro Vormkrijgers. The simply engineered coaxial system, combined with the bizarrely beautiful dead-dog design, makes this set perfect for the discerning Transylvanian Count and the audiophile with an ex in PETA. ($900 at gnr8.biz)

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  • decor
  • white
  • modern
  • Dog
  • humor
  • luxury
  • ceramic
  • speakers
  • audio
  • blogs
  • ThisNext
  • lifestyle
  • expensive
  • minimal
  • morbid

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  crankpin's recommendation

  woof - fun, functional and cool

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  jonathonmorgan's recommendation

  I'm not sure if this is for people who really love dogs, or really hate them -- but regardless, it's a fun addition to your home theater. Anything this kitschy probably won't sound as good as you'd like, however, if you put two headless dogs in your living room, you can't be THAT worried about sound quality.

  My Tags:

  • Dog
  • pets
  • speakers
  • weird
  • home theaters
  • sound systems
  • woofers

  My Collections:

  • September 2007

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  meliss1a's recommendation

  creepy yet cool

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  • igifts

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  • things i want (to give)

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  laurasweet's recommendation

  Pun intended, the "Woofer" is a co-axial speaker system consisting of two dogs. The custom engineered electronic filters make for great sound, and the aesthetics - well, you've definitely got two new best friends. Price shown for a set of two. Product Specs Size: 20"H x 11.5"W x 17"D (per speaker) Material: Polyester. Speaker: 60watt - 180 watt RMS, 4 ohm impedance.

  My Tags:

  • gadgets
  • Dog
  • tech
  • speakers
  • woofers
  • modern technology
  • stereo speakers
  • dog speakers

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  • Technology That Rocks

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  trishienow's recommendation

  Ha. I laughed out loud when I saw these! I want some. It takes the whole ceramic animal trend for the home to the next level!

  My Tags:

  • design
  • home
  • decor
  • music
  • air
  • animals
  • awesome
  • speakers
  • sound
  • woofers

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  • Gadgets and fun stuff!!
  • Movers and shakers...

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  espy's recommendation

  I'm a sucker for visual puns so of course I've fallen in love with the Woofer speaker. The sound is apparently excellent; you won't mind listening to these dogs bark all day.

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  • white
  • funny
  • Dog
  • speakers
  • home audio
  • audio components

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  IDI's recommendation

  I love these speakers! I want to buy them for my place.

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  LatteAddiction's recommendation

  Finally, the long-awaited missing link between Fido and the stereo. Functional kitsch at its best, the Woofer (pun intended) speaker system has custom engineered electronic filters for heightened sound quality, and pays visual (if headless) homage to its time-honored RCA canine inspiration. This twin-canine polyester co-axial speaker system

  My Tags:

  • music
  • electronics
  • speakers
  • Stereo
  • pooch
  • speaker systems
  • wounds
  • woofers
  • fido
  • coaxial
  • RCA canine

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  cindy61's recommendation

  This is the woofer without the woof, The body is strong, but yet, it has the absence of a head. It is in a sitting position, there fore not in a defensive mode. The viewer (myself) is not sure of still,of the dogs demeaner because of the personality that can't be read from the face. Also, there is no tail. If a dog is wagging his tail, then he/she is probably in a friendly mode. But if the tail is not wagging, and the hair is raised on the back, then it is probably not a good idea to approach him or her. From this view, I cannot see all of the possibilities of the sculpture. I would like to see other views. Also, the photo is poor, therefore the materials used on the neck, is not clear, it is almost like the head could be attached, if there is one available, but not sure because of the quality of the photo.

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