Hive speaker bar looks better than your surround sound speakers
The Hive, designed by Oskar Daniel, puts a unique spin on sound bar design. Not simply a nondescript line against the wall, the Hive—hold onto your hats!—resembles a honeycomb cluster. I don’t know why only one cell is red, no. You should know that every cell is a speaker and can each be adjusted individually—brought forward, back, tilted to the side, whatever.
Fairly attractive. Much more so than the standard surround sound setup, at least.
via Yanko Design
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