TOYSREVIL-Bootleg-Watch: Monster Speakers vs Headphonies

Spotted at an electronics store in Chinatown Point, Singapore: Eran Weinberg's Headphonies [blogged] side-by-side with "Monster Speakers"?! On display were 3 speakers that mimicked the form of Headphonies, and a display ad on the side that included Jeremiah Ketner's "Stargirl" in the line-up. I've not checked far enough to ascertain these are legit products tho ... CLICK THRU for more peeks to

Headphonies Custom by Jon-Paul Kaiser

Jon-Paul Kaiser has this to ay bout his latest custom-Headphonies: "It's based on someone disguised in an animal suit, and wearing a theatrical mask to hide thier face as well, sort of a metaphor for how we present ourselves whilst still hiding who we really are. Or something like that..."[CLICK THRU for a closer-look]

StarGirl Headphonie by Jeremiah Ketner (Prototype)

Jeremiah Ketner shares with us a project that he's been working on: Headphonies with this lil pixie-cutie dubbed; STARGIRL.Shown here is the 3 inch tall prototype - featuring a vinyl figure with built-in portable speakers [blogged]. Created by Eran Weinberg, the first series showcased designs from Jeremy Madl, Frank Kozik and Eran himself.Will update once more product-info is available :)

headphonies by eran weinberg (featuring designs by jeremy madl & frank kozik)

Created by Eran Weinberg, the HEADPHONIES [www] are toy shaped portable mini speakers that are compatible with all iPod variations (perfect for my iPod shuffle ~ *hint-hint*), and will also work with other MP3 and CD players, as well as computers and even certain cell phones. Standing 3 inches tall - currently there are 6 figures available for retail, which each designed by a different artist -