How to Turn Anything into a Speaker Do Feonic Vibration Speakers turn anything into a speaker? Nearly. As long as the surface is resonant, which basically means that if you tap it the surface will emit a pleasing sound, then our technology will be able to turn that surface into…
This audio visual installation in the Schuh store in Oxford Street, London, incorporates a number of old televisions, playing the behind the scenes film of the AW12 photo shoot. Alongside product, shoe boxes, suede brushes and campaign imagery. In addition, a whispering window has been installed, this is a Feonic…
Celebrating the launch of an Interactive Storefront TV Window Display at London’s Selfridges flagship store. With added audio to complement the visuals. Music and sound effects direct from the window itself. By Freehand, creators of audio visual content and supporting systems. This to showcase the British Fashion Council’s ‘Britain Creates…
Outdoor Rock Speakers look plastic, fake and out of place. Feonic have an alternative. Choose our invisible outdoor speakers which turn surfaces into speakers. Ideal for deck, patio & garden. The Best Way to Hide Outdoor Speakers. For Deck and Patio Surfaces Create the perfect outdoor garden speakers using Feonic…
Overview – Feonic’s F1+ audio drives used as under floor speakers for a fully integrated home theater Chrissie and Matt Clarke – Home audio enthusiasts –Sydney, Australia – mattchrissie.clarke@gmail.com Feonic F1.1/F1.2 drives provide a state of the art, home theater experience that places you in the music via hidden speakers…
Audio from Museum Display Case for Directional Sound Sound artist and composer Caroline Devine creates unique sound installations that provide playful and unexpected encounters with sound and music. Bring instruments back to life with sound directly from the glass of the display case. Resulting in an enhanced level of engagement…
Feonic Surface Speaker technology can be used in every aspect of public transport, for better public announcements, passenger help points, improved emergency evacuation procedures, voice alarm and not least marketing and advertising opportunities. Many surfaces whether in over ground or underground railway stations can efficiently transmit audio messages just…
Evelyn Glynn describes using Feonic invisible speakers to create a sound installation for a museum project at the former Magdalene Laundry which is now part of Limerick School of Art and Design. “It is a very simple installation but in the overall context of the work it is perfect. The Feonic…