This Turntable Design Concept Lets You See How the Inside Works
Alyson Wyers — July 29, 2015 — Tech
References: facebook & designtaxi
This minimalist turntable design is perfect for music lovers who prefer their tunes on vinyl and also have an appreciation for the visual esthetics of their electronics and home furnishings. From Israeli student Yakir Buaron, the record player also lets people look inside and see how the whole thing works as it plays.
The simple turntable design concept focuses on the movement of the needle, which is what connects the music player to the record as it spins and makes the audio work. The functional invention is currently on display at Shenkar College, where Buaron is currently a student.
The beautiful turntable demonstrates the appeal of reintroducing older technology when its look is the focus, and secondary to the quality of the function.
The simple turntable design concept focuses on the movement of the needle, which is what connects the music player to the record as it spins and makes the audio work. The functional invention is currently on display at Shenkar College, where Buaron is currently a student.
The beautiful turntable demonstrates the appeal of reintroducing older technology when its look is the focus, and secondary to the quality of the function.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Record Players - A trend towards minimalism in turntable design that prioritize aesthetic appeal and function.
2. Visual Esthetics in Electronics - A trend towards integrating visual aesthetics into the design of electronics, such as allowing people to see how the product works.
3. Reintroducing Old Technology - A trend towards reintroducing older technology, with a focus on aesthetic appeal rather than advanced function.
Industry Implications
1. Audio Equipment - Innovative opportunities to create new minimalist designs in audio equipment.
2. Furniture Design - Opportunities to integrate record players as artistic furnishings in homes and public spaces.
3. Art and Design Education - Potential for interdisciplinary education programs combining art and design with engineering and technology.
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