A bamboo and aluminum hi-def speaker that sounds as good as it looks - Yanko Design

With an aesthetic that melds Japanese and French aesthetics together, the iFi Aurora is a hullo-fi speaker that literally looks like it's levitating off the surface of the tabular array or mantelpiece it's kept on. The sound unit of measurement is clad in a casing made of bamboo, with slatted strips around its periphery, adding contrast while also creating what one would perceive to be the grill for the speaker's viii drivers. The speaker is lifted using a pyramid-shaped aluminum frame that helps demarcate Aurora'southward control unit of measurement and display on the front, as well as its series of input and output ports at the dorsum.

The speaker's semi-vintage look comes with reason. Information technology opts for analog betoken processing over digital, delivering a audio that's thousand, lossless, and well counterbalanced. Its in-built PureEmotion amplifying technology delivers room-filling, rich audio that engages you with music in its purest, hi-definition format. The speaker comes with Wi-Fi connectivity and Bluetooth 5.0, but even has more its fair share of wired cablevision inputs, ranging from optical and coaxial to USB and even Ethernet. There'south a 3.5mm input too, assuasive you to connect your music player or smart-speaker to information technology, besides equally SD card slot, future-proofing you for the years to come and so yous're not dependent on security patches and software updates down the line. Just connect your audio device in a format of your choosing, hit play on Aurora'due south remote control, and sit back and listen to rich, creamy, unaltered music.

Designer: Julien Haziza for iFi Audio