Nov 12

Gramohorn II: A 3D-printed speaker that amplifies without electricity, inspired by an age-old design and created using modern technology

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Gramohorn II


There’s something of a divide in the design community when it comes to 3D printing. While some fully back the innovative and open-source abilities of the technology, others are afraid that it will detract from the individual character of design objects. Taking both…

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