Sound Painting - Bernie's Speaker Wall Panel

$3,200.00
Sound Painting is a high-fidelity speaker panel built into a wooden art-frame, faced with acoustically transparent fabric printed as artwork. Can be used as floor-standing or wall-mount sound panel designed as a discreet piece of framed art. Start your audio...

Monitor Pro - Bernie's Bookshelf Speaker

$2,400.00
Monitor Pro is a two-way passive bookshelf speaker with an external horn. Built for audiophile listening and designed to connect directly to your amplifier. Its lineage nods to architecture and icons ranging from medieval defense to minimalist art. The form...

Monitor - Bernie's Bookshelf Speaker

$1,900.00
A finished bookshelf speaker to connect to your amplifier and designed to breathe life into your room. Its lineage nods to architecture and icons ranging from medieval defense to minimalist art. The form is reimagined through the lens of Sound...

L2 Reference Speaker

$1,200.00
Originally designed by Dieter Rams for Braun, the vintage L2 speaker is a design icon that now commands upwards of $10,000 per pair. The L2 Reference honors this heritage by making the classic aesthetic accessible once again, updating the build...
  • Your business, your room

    Sound is the first thing anyone feels walking through your door, before they've even read a sign or looked at a price tag. That's the moment I design for, whether it's a coffee shop, a record store, a gallery, or a hospitality space.

  • Your home, your sound

    We design the whole system around the room you actually live in, not a generic layout, so the speakers, the amp, the turntable, and the install get decided together instead of picked separately and hoped into place.

  • Open R&D lab

    A space for where the crossover designs get tested, where drivers get measured, where I run acoustic measurements just to see what's actually happening instead of what a datasheet says should happen. I don't think of it as a product. It's closer to just how I keep learning.

Bernie's in the wild

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I got frustrated with the gap between how something sounds and how it sits in a room. As an engineer, sculptor, and musician, I kept seeing those treated as separate problems. They're not. - Bernie