Some of our UK readers may have seen the Rinz Sound loudspeakers on the recent Channel 4 “Four 
Rooms”. In a nutshell Rinz Sounds design and manufacture ultra-contemporary Hifi loudspeakers made out of recycled glass and are the first company ever to do so.
Arina Sprinz is the designer of the loudspeakers and she is a graduate of London’s South Bank University where she read product design.
The bespoke loudspeakers are entirely hand-made in Britain, using patented manufacturing technology. Each pair of Rinz Speakers is unique and takes 4 weeks to engineer from locally-sourced glass to each customer’s specific colour-matching specification.
The sound reproduction system itself is housed within stalagmite-like cabinets comprising 95% recycled glass with a unique organic resin.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Type: Three-way, rear-vented loudspeaker
Driver Complement: Aluminium Dome Tweeter/5”Kevlar
Midrange: 6.5” Woven Kevlar Woofer
Frequency Response: 62Hz-22kHz +/- 3dB
Sensitivity: 88dB
Impedance: 8 ohms
Power Handling: 150w
Dimensions: 130cm x 33cm x 33cm
Weight: 23kg each
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