Moldover Turns the Tech Needed to Make a CD into a Case
Rachel — August 20, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: bandsanddesign & notcot.org
Controllerist Moldover knows how to mix CDs, but he decided it would be interesting to show the circuitry parts that go in to recording a CD on the case.
The Moldover CD case is made out of circuitry, and the limited edition creation is pretty cool, though as someone who tends to break and lose CDs, maybe this isn’t something I should have. Take a look at the cool circuitry CD case design by Moldover above.
The Moldover CD case is made out of circuitry, and the limited edition creation is pretty cool, though as someone who tends to break and lose CDs, maybe this isn’t something I should have. Take a look at the cool circuitry CD case design by Moldover above.
Trend Themes
1. Circuitry CD Cases - Opportunity to disrupt the CD packaging industry by introducing innovative designs using circuitry.
2. Limited Edition Creations - Disrupting the traditional concept of album packaging by creating limited edition CD cases as collectible items.
3. Visible Circuitry Designs - Opportunity to incorporate visible circuitry designs into various consumer electronics products, blurring the line between aesthetics and function.
Industry Implications
1. Music Packaging - Disrupting the music packaging industry by offering unique, circuitry-based CD cases that create memorable experiences for fans.
2. Consumer Electronics - Introducing visible circuitry designs in consumer electronics products to differentiate and appeal to tech-savvy, design-conscious consumers.
3. Collectibles - Disrupting the collectibles industry by creating limited edition circuitry CD cases that attract collectors and enthusiasts.
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