To build a speaker requires a team of designers, engineers, sales team and marketing team. There are so many questions to be answered. The first challenge we faced was that we could not just put some speaker units into a jerry can. Everything has to be measured out. Tuning the equalizer and the tuning by dampening takes like forever and we are still tuning the speaker. We do the assembling in our own workshop so we have our hands on every single speaker.

Who is interested in what is inside? Do you know what 100 DB sounds like? Most people don’t have something to relate to when it comes to specs. They can relate to the visual design and the sound. It sounds kinda odd to say that ,I need a speaker that can play 125db on battery for 72 hours. Where would I go for 72 (out range of power plugin) and play nonstop music? And how much is 125db? And from which distance? Anyhow – for those of you who are into the specs we´ll reveal some here.

• Playing time, battery: 24 hours (depends on the level – but mid level)
• How loud can it play: Well, if you are in a distance of 3 meters from the speaker you have to stick your fingers in your ears to stand the sound pressure.
• Woofer + tweeter: What is that? The speaker units that deliver the low and high tones. Bass and treble. We use a European made 6.5“mid-woofer with a neo magnet and a 1“ neo tweeter.
• The amplifier can deliver 320W – but of course we have put a limit on how loud the speaker plays, as we stand behind the quality and don’t want you to blow the speaker.
• Connections: Bluetooth and aux. You can plug in your guitar or phone to play from. Or connect to Bluetooth.
• Power: 230v and battery.
• Material.: Metal and plywood. We use the jerry can korpus and have made some nice parts in molded plywood.