Rolling trayturned battery operated bluetooth speaker - what we call here in Sacramento a boombox. Perfect size for travel. High quality. Built in Bluetooth. 6 hour battery life.

The BoomCase works with anybluetooth. Simply connect your phone and enjoy music for6 hours on a single charge, wireless quality sound you can take anywhere. Each BoomCase is a one of a kind piece. No two BoomCases are the same.

Sound Quality:

Each BoomCase is built using vintage suitcases, quality speakers, a unique handmade crossover and each acoustically designed to compliment the speakers used. The BoomCase team has over 40 years of combined audio building experience. Every BoomCase is rigorously tested for 2+ days to audiophile sound quality standards beforereleasing.
Handmade in California, USA – Since 2009. The Original Rechargeable Vintage Suitcase BoomBox.

More About the Artist:

The BoomCase was born in the Inner Sunset District of San Francisco, CA. Discouraged from always having to buy 12 “D” batteries for my BoomBox (which didn’t sound that great), I decided to build my own.

I have been building portable battery powered speaker systems since 1999. When it came time to make my own Boombox I had two goals: 1.) It had to have a built-in rechargeable battery. 2.) It had to sound great.

In the Summer of 2010 I decided to put pictures up of a new “BoomCase” on my artist website and My Etsy Store. Soon After ChipChick.com blogged about us. Engadget.com re-blogged ChipChick.com’s post and the rest is history.

The BoomCase is currently hand-made in Sacramento, California. The BoomCase is sold in select retailers in the USA, the UK, France, Italy, Switzerland, the Netherlands,Hong-Kong and South Korea.

Our Current team consists of Dominic Odbert, JP Odbert, Mary-Anne Sarao, May Sarao and Josue Palos. To learn more about our team scroll to the bottom of the page. Read a recent Interview here to learn more: cNet Interview

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