This Minimalist Gramophone is Crafted from Three Basic Materials
Amelia Roblin — February 13, 2012 — Eco
References: designmadeingermany.de & notcot.org
You may think of electronics as complex objects that can only be manufactured with hi-tech equipment and specialized components, but this Minimalist Gramophone ('Minimalistisches Grammophon') proves this assumption wrong. Livia Ritthaler of Germany has managed to construct a vintage turntable at home out of some surprisingly rudimentary parts.
A wooden board, a sheet of paper and few pieces of metal were carefully fabricated into a working vinyl phonograph. Incredibly, it doesn't even need electricity to work! The paper cone tone-arm is mounted on a slender bracket that keeps the little needle steady. A record can be placed upon the plywood platter of the Minimalist Gramophone and manually spun with an extended spindle in the center.
A wooden board, a sheet of paper and few pieces of metal were carefully fabricated into a working vinyl phonograph. Incredibly, it doesn't even need electricity to work! The paper cone tone-arm is mounted on a slender bracket that keeps the little needle steady. A record can be placed upon the plywood platter of the Minimalist Gramophone and manually spun with an extended spindle in the center.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Technology - The construction of a functional turntable using basic materials opens up possibilities for minimalist technology in various industries.
2. DIY Electronics - The development of a homemade gramophone demonstrates a growing trend of individuals building their own electronic devices.
3. Sustainable Manufacturing - Using simple materials to create functional electronics highlights the potential for sustainable manufacturing practices in the technology industry.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - The DIY gramophone showcases the potential for innovative products in the consumer electronics industry.
2. Craft and DIY - The homemade gramophone taps into the craft and DIY industry, encouraging individuals to create their own unique electronic devices.
3. Green Technology - The construction of a functional turntable with minimal environmental impact highlights opportunities in the green technology industry.
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