It’s a 230 foot wide hole in the ground that’s been on fire for 41 years, fueled by natural gas that was inadvertently released when a cave was punctured by an exploratory oil well. (Update, I have now been told the price: £200, because apparently Audio Pro keeps its special/limited edition offerings at the same level as the core products, so T3+ Wargenbrant is priced the same as standard T3+.Darvaza is a strange place in Turkmenistan, often referred to as the Door to Hell. But the original T3+ sells for around $220 / £200 / AU$300, and is an excellent wireless speaker at that price. Prices? Oh, nobody seems to know… and no fee could dull my desire for this particular model. A future collector’s item? Given Wargenbrant’s growing popularity, it's certainly feasible. Each Audio Pro x Wargenbrant T3+ edition carries a unique number on a metal plate on the side of the speaker.
When you see Audio Pro's products, you get a feeling of luxury even without Wargenbrant's welcome involvement – and this less-is-more metallic and black approach is quite beautiful.Īs with all Audio Pro design projects, this particular version of the T3+ is a limited edition product. I want to take it to work, to the park, on to the beach, and back home with me afterwards.Īnd the best bit for me personally is that on the left side of the speaker, Wargenbrant has even added his trademark 'W' raw brushed metal plaque. The result is an elegant black speaker with luxurious rose gold-colored grilles over the treble and bass drivers, and with a beautifully rock 'n' roll leather handle. Swedish specialist Audio Pro is the perfect vehicle for Wargenbrant (see the A36 floorstanding speakers for reference, although the company can do even better in the portable realm) – and enabling him to express himself through his own version of the brand’s popular T3+ Bluetooth speaker is inspired. I too would take this particular Audio Pro Addon T3+ on long countryside strolls.
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