
SpeakerCraft Mode In-wall keypad and iDevice dock. This was the first ever in-wall keypad to feature a mouse-style scrolling navigation wheel and also the first to include a tilting mechanism to angle the display up. This is a 3D concept

Atlantic Technology ICTS-series speakers. By creating custom designs for the trim ring and tweeter surround, we were able to dress up an open tool frame. This allowed AT to have a "custom" solution on a budget.

A cast aluminum faceplate design for Lumagen incorporated a live view of the image being manipulated by this high-end video processor.

In this re-imagining of Atlantic Technology's flagship THX in-wall speaker, we wanted all the performance but without the installation hassles. The outgoing design had multiple plastic parts that had to be put together in different ways to gain driver array rotation and tilting. This new "eyeball" design allowed all adjustments by hand without tools.

This design for Atlantic Technology's 7-channel sound bar allows the speaker to look as though it is floating on the wall. The gently curves make it more svelte than other MDF-based designs. The curved metal grilles dress the simple angular cabinetry underneath.

In-wall keypad design for the Systemline in-ceiling audio system. The keypad mimicked the simple hand held remote.

Atlantic Technology PowerBar 235 with H-PAS technology. A powered all-in-one solution for flat-panel televisions. The first soundbar to not require a subwoofer.