Walking down the streets of Chicago, two guys happened upon a 1920s Magnavox R3 Horn Speaker in a shop window. Inspiration struck and they decided to create their own representation of a modern horn speaker. This is fantastic for a few reasons. We love gramophones and horn speakers for the looks and the sound, but don’t have the wherewithal to modify an old school one for our new devices. It keeps the vintage aesthetic, clean lines and sound, but modernizes the way you use it. 3:4 scale reproduction of the original horn, Bluetooth 4.0, 3.5mm input and a built-in lithium ion battery for up to 15hrs of playback time. You read that right; it will work completely wirelessly. We finally have a way to get vintage sound through Spotify.
Gramovox is World’s First Bluetooth Gramaphone
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