When it comes to blending music with artistry and innovation, a handful of luxury items stand out as masterpieces in their own right. From an autonomous piano that redefines both sculpture and sound to a limited-edition neon turntable created by musician Brian Eno, these pieces are not just instruments; they are experiences. Whether you’re a musician or a collector, these creations, including Fender’s 70th Anniversary Stratocaster and Yamaha’s Seqtrak Music Production Studio, offer a glimpse into the future of music through impeccable craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology. Let’s dive into the unique features that make each of these items a coveted addition to any music lover’s collection.
The Twist/D
The first autonomous piano is a tightly curated amalgamation of sculpture, experiential technical features and the touch, sound and feel of a fine grand piano. Sculpted in a base upon twist form, the instrument’s surface has been enriched by a graded blue and white patina, paired with blue tramazite. Basedupon.com
Atmospheric Vibe
Musician Brian Eno revived his color-changing neon turntable for the second time, along with its acrylic LED lights and rhythmic shifting colorscapes. The new Turntable II is limited to 150 units. The neon design doubles as a sculpture when it doesn’t play a record, creating an atmospheric vibe wherever it is placed, just like Eno’s musical works. paulstolper.com
Enduring Icon
The new Fender 70th Anniversary Stratocaster editions celebrate the enduring appeal of an icon of both music and industrial design. Fender.com
New Era Of Music Creation
The Yamaha Seqtrak Music Production Studio an all-in-one ‘Music Production Studio’ combines a drum machine, synth engine, sampling and sequencing in a compact, stylish brick, complete with onboard batteries, speaker and microphone. usa.yamaha.com
