So is the tailpipe cover of the sports car, which is equally distinctive and is now more than just a functional element – it’s also a design feature. Stuttgart. On the racetrack, the sound of the of the Porsche 911 GT3 exhaust sys-tem is unmistakable. The 911 Speaker: Music Meets Sports Car DNA Porsche Design presents exclusive Bluetooth® speaker Other choices are the handsome Naim for Bentley Mu-so and Mu-so Qb home stereos with 450 watts and 300 watts of output respectively. In addition, the iXosst Esavox 6.1 with a design by Automobili Lamborghini uses the exhaust pipes from an Italian supercar but costs a pricey 19,900 euros ($23,415 at current exchange rates). For example, the aforementioned the 911 Soundbar has a 200-watt output and offers a 2.1 virtual surround. If you’re in the market for an automotive-inspired stereo, there are other high-end options available. Buyers can pre-order it on the Porsche Design Website, now.

The 911 Speaker will be available in the United States in mid-October, just in time for Halloween and holiday parties. A pair of the devices can pair together to offer stereo sound, where each one would function as the left or right component, or the gadgets can broadcast the same music from separate places for filling a large space with sound. Afraid Your Classic Porsche Will Be Stolen? There's An App For Thatīy buying two of them, owners unlock a neat feature.

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