This ET-like amplifier may be a little whimsical to look at but the gizmo is designed as an alternative to touring-centric bass amps. Created to suit non-professional home users, the amp is equally accessible by both sighted and blind bass guitar players. Blind people cannot interact with visual indicators like LED output monitors and values around knobs
Future Gadgets, Gadgets For Visually Impaired Person, Music Gadgets
Imagine yourself in a party where the environment is so boring, with no happening songs being played and everyone is looking at each other’s faces in boredom. Just the thought of it makes your shudder, right? Well, then fret no more, for designer Andrew Volpe has come up with an ingenious idea for being your own DJ. Dazed.
Speakers have been given many shapes and are available in a variety of sizes. They whiff out your favorite tunes and a smart piece can enlighten the area it is placed in. Now Jean Baudrillard seeks to bring the charm of unseen elements into life with Wireless Speaker.
If music provides you the ultimate relaxation you crave for, then Maestro by Turkish designer Atabey GÜNEÇ has been tailor made for your needs. Not only a music player, it encompasses within it the capacity to create, arrange and listen to your self composed rhythms. Surprised, well then, it’s a gadget of the future all right.
For a musician beats are extremely important. And to ensure that the music does not go off beat, a musician usually practices with a device called metronome. Metronomes are available in different shapes, sizes, and designs. One such beautiful metronome is the “Metronom Singer Songwriter” designed by Benjamin Beck.
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