Has anyone told you that your taste for music rocks? Well, at times you just have to provoke others to take notice of what you want them to attend to, especially in the case of a radio where the line of action is limited. Banking upon the quality of music being played will seldom provoke a desired response, while a rock-shaped radio with a punchline in itself is a better option.
Had there been technology and gadgets, other than those stone weapons, in the Stone Age, their surround sound systems must have looked like Guus Oosterbaan’s “ Rock Radio.” Here is how the designer describes the ROCK Radio,
Had there been technology and gadgets, other than those stone weapons, in the Stone Age, their surround sound systems must have looked like Guus Oosterbaan’s “ Rock Radio.” Here is how the designer describes the ROCK Radio,
My ROCK Radio. The number two in my cement-audio-series. It started off being a very nice rectangular brick shape. Then I found out that a thick layer of cement shields the radio from actually receiving radio waves. With my “Now it doesn’t work anyway” philosophy, I took a big hammer and created this Flintstones look, and the radio works!
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