There's a few things we know about gearheads. They tend to have a fascination with a few differet things.
1) Motocycles,
2) Watches,
3) Sound; and,
4) Firearms.
I like to think it has to do with the fact that all of the above are pretty monumental when it comes to engineering prowess and they tend to push the boundaries. Plus, they're all a helluva lot of fun.
Especially if you like to "geek out."
That being said, our friends over at Porsche Design have concocted something a bit out of the ordinary. It has taken the exhaust and rear silencer from a 911 GT3 and created a soundbar from it.
Yes, you read that correctly. You can own a soundbar made from a GT3's exhaust. Although I am not a true audiophile, I do appreciate sound. Whether or not it's worth the 2,900 Euros or about $3,100-3,200 clams is up for you to decide.
Check out more information below and click "Read Article" to purchase one. We wish you luck if you're going to buy it, seems like they're in — predictably — high demand.
**Special thanks to my friend Rob for passing this along!
...Porsche Design has developed the 911 Soundbar for whom the sound of a high-performance sports car is not enough: a 2.1 virtual surround system subwoofer boost converted from the original rear silencer and twin exhaust from a 911 GT3. 200 watt system performance, DTS TruSurround™, Bluetooth® radio technology for wireless audio transmission from your tablet or smartphone, and much more – for the ultimate audio experience with the rhythms of the race track.
The 911 Soundbar takes the functions of the original components and turns them on their head. The rear silencer and twin exhaust now resonate sound. The result: a deeper, measurably louder audio experience with a higher maximum volume. In short: more power...
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