In its current form, the SB250 is driven with a Dayton Audio PMA250 plate amp. The amp’s mixer features 2 MIC inputs and a Line-in port for playing off of iPods or other generic music devices. The amp also has a speaker out for simple daisy-chaining of multiple units when things need to get really crazy. The subwoofer is a 12” Eminence coupled with a tweeter providing full range dynamic sound that knocks.
The shell of the speaker is made of hand laid fiberglass. To pay homage to the Do-it-yourself toy that this speaker was designed after, DLi$h has provided a custom acrylic paint job resembling teal/pink stitched panels covering a layer of robotic mayhem.
Currently the speaker is in a state of evolution; however it will be used for promotional purposes to help support the launch of the SB1 portable speaker.
“At this point it’s hard to say where this product could go. We are already working on the second iteration with a storage compartment, a retractable luggage tote, and wheels, but at this point, all we know is that it’s awesome and we’re having fun with it. With this large of project, we’re offering some of our customers a lot of customizing freedom, and this is just proof that we know how to make no-nonsense audio.”
The SB250 is available on a made-to-order basis with lead times of around one month.
Features/Specs
- 250 Watts driven to an Eminence 12” full range loudspeaker (enough power to cause organs to shift)
- Hand laid fiberglass shell inspired from the DIY Skully vinyl toy
- 2 MIC inputs and one line-in for iPod/MP3/CD/Laptop/Turntable/Mixer compatibility
- On board mixer for each input
- Built in bass/treble adjustment knobs
- Custom features made-to-order
- Two feet tall/50 lb. weight
-Runs direct off standard 110V A/C
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