Say goodbye to those ugly foam sound deadening boring squares and say hello to Typhonics, a sound absorbing, dense material shaped as speaker subs. If you’re an audiophile, hit us up as we’re planning on carrying these if enough interest arises.
Typhonics is also releasing a new version called “SP-TILEα” which is a skeleton model made of plastic material. Although it doesnt absorb noise, you can paint it anyway you like and decorate your walls however you want.
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SP-FILEs are siiiiiick!!!!
Went to their party and they had 50 ( I think ) stuck to the wall, and as a fashion freak freak freak, I AM definitely getting them for interior decor. AND it has sound proofing qualities too ya? Dope. Hella sets the mood of ur room in a snap no?
awsome… I so wana get that.
Wow, look damn gud
m sure it works gud too
yeah, gotta get’em for my studio fo sho
I was at the party Jimmy Rich is describing and I have to say that those SP-Tiles looked totally sick.
These SP-FILES are appealing to older generations as well, and not only for the young people. It’s elegant enough that my generation ( above 40 ) can have it as decor in our office or home, and be able to built a sophisticated atmosphere. This designer is not only producing fresh sound absorbing interior decor, but also keeping it sophisticated; as a high-end jewelry designer, I’d definitely want to do a photoshoot with our jewelry in a studio filled with SP-FILES.