Spotlight shape design stainless steel radio station call loudspeaker sculpture

Designed in the form of a enoki mushroom or multiple amplification holes of a spotlight, how do they connect together?

The stainless steel radio station call loudspeaker sculpture resembles a cluster of enoki mushrooms or multiple spotlight apertures, creating a visually dynamic and cohesive form. Each small speaker features a smooth cylindrical body design that mimics the thin stem of the Enoki mushroom, while the larger flared opening represents the mushroom cap or spotlight lens.

To connect these elements, the stainless steel radio station call loudspeaker sculpture uses a modular design that allows the individual speakers to be firmly fixed to a central support structure. Made of durable stainless steel, this core frame ensures stability while providing the internal wiring required for sound transmission. Each speaker is equipped with a precision-engineered acoustic horn that directs the sound outward while maintaining a clean aesthetic.

In addition, the connection between the speakers can adopt flexible joints or angled supports, allowing different directions to enhance the visual impact and sound distribution of the stainless steel radio station call loudspeaker sculpture. By integrating an advanced wireless audio system, the stainless steel radio station call loudspeaker sculpture can be programmed to synchronize the sound from all speakers to create an immersive audio experience.

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