[ardgedee]

The threaded posts and metal bar across the top is the frame. The chunk hanging below it with windings is the coil of a piston motor. The shaft connecting that to the cylindrical tin is the piston, and I assume the flat surface of the tin is a diaphragm. The copper tube mounted to the wood is an air vent.
 
Connect the screw terminals to an amplifier and you've got yourself a homebrew speaker.
 
That's my guess, anyway.

 

[kenvisor]

 
does this count? its actually playable for only 29.99 bucks, sounds like an 'audio gear' to me
http://www.synthgear.com/2011/strange-weird/playable-synth-t-shirt/

 

[ardilla]

these are actually cardboard and cotton, and do not make music  but they look cool and I post them anyway )​

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[ardilla]

Power-hungry ear-buds.. This is a real product

 

[maverickronin]

Its a very silly product...
 

 

 

[ardgedee]

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Power-hungry ear-buds.. This is a real product
 

For really real? It looks like somebody's industrial design school final project..

 

[ardilla]

Yeah, you're probably right - seems like it's only a concept.... found it here, didn't really check it out much http://www.dezeen.com/2011/03/02/plug-and-player-by-giha-woo/
http://www.gihawoo.com/
 
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For really real? It looks like somebody's industrial design school final project..

 

 

[Maxvla]

Speakers designed for demonstrations...​

http://www.creativehomelife.com/category/idea/page/15​

Looks like a member of The Foot Clan.

 

[maverickronin]

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Hehe.  That brings back memories.  What would Shredder look like if with some speakers strapped to his costume?

 

[beerguy0]

Not exactly audio, but she is wearing headphones.
 

 

[ardilla]

Faboulues!!! I'm stealing it for the "Headphones Worn..." - thread