Handcrafted 2.1 Speaker System with 150 Year Old Reclaimed Wood

Elevate your audio experience with this stunning handcrafted 2.1 speaker system, blending vintage craftsmanship with modern sound technology. Each component is meticulously built using reclaimed maple and cherry wood, with the front panels crafted from rare, 150-year-old American Chestnut sourced from historic barns. This wood carries a legacy from the 1800s, transforming pioneer-era materials into a masterpiece of sound and style for your desktop.Desktop Speakers:
The heart of this system lies in the two desktop speakers, powered by the exceptional Markaudio Pluvia Seven HD 4" Metal Cone drivers. These deliver crystal-clear midrange and sparkling high frequencies with precise imaging, creating an immersive listening experience perfect for music, movies, or gaming.

Passive Subwoofer:
To complement the speakers’ clarity with deep, rich bass, I’ve included a custom-built 8-inch passive subwoofer, also crafted from reclaimed maple and cherry wood. Equipped with a Dayton Audio SD215A-88 driver, this subwoofer fills the room with powerful low-end frequencies, ensuring a balanced and dynamic soundstage.

Amplifier:
Driving this system is the Fosi Audio BT30D Pro Bluetooth 2.1 Amplifier with TPA3255 chips, delivering 165W x 2 for the speakers and 350W for the subwoofer. With Bluetooth connectivity, bass and treble controls, and dual passive speaker outputs plus a dedicated subwoofer output, this amp makes it effortless to set up a 2.1 home theater or HiFi audio system.

Why Choose This System?
These speakers don’t just sound incredible—they tell a story. The reclaimed wood, with its rich grain and history, adds a unique, rustic charm to your space. From 19th-century barns to your modern desk, this system bridges centuries while delivering audiophile-grade performance. Perfect for music lovers, vinyl enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates sustainable craftsmanship and premium sound. Those pioneers building the barns that this wood came from had no idea that the wood they used would be sitting on your desktop making beautiful music!