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thedailywhat:

Amazing Ad Campaign of the Day: To creatively demonstrate their sound engineering capabilities, GGRP Sound sent out a mess of cardboard record players — designed by GREY of Canada —  to creative directors across North America.
The cardboard record player is exactly what it sounds like: A record player made from corrugated cardboard:
Once assembled, a record can be spun on the player with a pencil. The vibrations go through the needle and are amplified in the cardboard material.
I don’t know much, but I do know this: Every single last record should come wrapped inside a cardboard record player.
[adsoftheworld.]

    fuckyeahads:

    thedailywhat:

    Amazing Ad Campaign of the Day: To creatively demonstrate their sound engineering capabilities, GGRP Sound sent out a mess of cardboard record players — designed by GREY of Canada — to creative directors across North America.

    The cardboard record player is exactly what it sounds like: A record player made from corrugated cardboard:

    Once assembled, a record can be spun on the player with a pencil. The vibrations go through the needle and are amplified in the cardboard material.

    I don’t know much, but I do know this: Every single last record should come wrapped inside a cardboard record player.

    [adsoftheworld.]

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