Marshall Amp Fridge is meant for the cool audiophiles
Now days, the audiophiles get spoilt for choice, with what they could do with their gizmos which are mainly meant for listening to music. If premium fabrication and innovation is design and technology wasn’t just enough, the Marshall Amp Fridge comes a perfect package for those, who really wish to listen to cool high-end audio. Combining the diverse functionalities an amplifier and a mini-cooler, the Marshall Amp fridge has taken a new turn in being cooler, building on its previous expertise of making devices like the Bluebreaker amplifier, which was a highlight in 2009. It literally now means that there are cooler ways to enjoy music and other audio playbacks.
Measuring 4.4 cubic feet in size, one can’t miss the obvious size and form factor, which remains a very compact and also very functional at the same time, there is 125 liters capacity inside the cooler which is voluminous considering what it is meant for. Ideal for one’s music room or party hall, chilled beers, ice trays and other beverage bottles can be tucked away inside, where as the front panel becomes the amplifier control center. All functionalities are on display, including the multiple knobs, which are to be tweaked as per preference, meaning working around it isn’t much of a task either. In other words, chuck away the beer inside, control your music on the outside, and have a gala time without using too many other devices in the set up. Minimal wiring and the actual speaker can be attached with no real pain.
When it comes to pricing, this fridge amp is worth $300 a piece, and shall roll out into the market from October 2012. But yes, orders are open to be bought in, and frozen. Well, almost!
Via: Technabob/ BlackbookMag/ Gizmodo
