Imagine if you could connect your Spotify to a music box - Yanko Design

Music players are pretty straightforward. You've got pre-recorded music files that are stored either offline or online, and all the music player does is decodes those files and plays the pre-recorded music via a speaker. Barring differences in playback and speaker hardware, one vocal sounds pretty much the aforementioned on each music player… but the Murobox is dissimilar. The Murobox, a portmanteau of the words Music Robot Box, literally plays or rather, performs the music for you.

Traditional music boxes have a jump-loaded cylinder with notches that rotate, plucking at a steel comb to create music. You were limited by the size of the cylinder, which was pocket-size enough to store just a fraction of a song (like a verse of Happy Birthday, Swan Lake, or more than mod versions with the Harry Potter theme). The Murobox has no such limitation. Replacing the cylinder with sever estimator-controlled rings, the Murobox can add or remove the notches that pluck against the steel comb, effectively changing with time and playing entire songs rather than just a bar or ii. While the Murobox can't literally translate your mp3 files into playable music (although that would be incredible if yous could just connect your music subscription to the Murobox!), the companion app can tap into cloud-based libraries of tunes, while y'all tin even add together MIDI files to the Murobox to accept it play it back with its signature calming sound… so technically, y'all can have the Murobox play literally any music y'all become your easily on. Yes, even Sandstorm by Darude.

Designer: Tevofy Technology