The AA67 speaker reimagines audio equipment as a sculptural piece rooted in architectural history. Created by Alaska Alaska in collaboration with CALIPER, the design takes inspiration from Saša Mächtig’s K67 kiosk, known for its modular curves and bold presence. Constructed with fiberglass panels, aluminum framing, and precise acoustic components, the piece merges high design with technical function. Limited editions in vibrant colorways reinforce its status as a collectible while maintaining acoustic performance at a high level.

This speaker emphasizes visibility rather than discretion, positioning itself as a cultural artifact as much as an audio device. Its geometric form and rich materiality evoke a sense of modernist heritage, while the finely tuned driver system ensures it performs as well as it looks. By treating sound as sculpture, the design turns a functional object into a statement of artistry, reshaping expectations of what everyday audio technology can represent.

Image Credit: Alaska Alaska, CALIPER