Moss by Florian Brillet and David Letellier, is a modular audio system (speakers) that adapts to the versatility of its user. In simple words, one can arrange the triangular modules as per his/her likings. A different design, time to time, will increase the lifespan of the product, which otherwise is prone to replacement when something bigger and better comes along. Sadly, there are no details about the product (at the time of writing).
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