Audio Bricks build your own Lego-style modular hi-fi system
Lego-style bricks are fun and great for building castles, spaceships, and race cars, but once assembled, they become just decorative objects and usually never get touched again. Italian designer Paolo Caviglia had the idea of assembling a real audio system with them. That’s how his project, Audio Bricks, was born.
At first glance, Audio Bricks simply look like audio components built with Lego-style bricks. But it’s not just about the design: the main innovation is hidden inside the colorful structures, and it actually works. The brick shells themselves don’t have any function. What makes them smart are the adapters. They contain actual electronic modules and are integrated into the physical brick structures, holding everything together.
The system consists of different types of adapters, including structural frames, power supply modules, printed circuit board (PCB) holders, and double RCA input/output modules. Adapters that connect to dedicated printed circuit boards...
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