1970s Teak Speakers Retrofitted with Bluetooth and Aux

These beautifully restored vintage bookshelf speakers blend mid-century craftsmanship with modern convenience. Housed in rich, slatted wood cabinets with a warm teak finish, they deliver the timeless aesthetic of classic hi-fi while seamlessly integrating contemporary playback options.

Internally, the original drivers have been preserved and carefully tuned to maintain their natural, full-bodied sound—smooth mids, articulate highs, and a warm, musical bass that suits vinyl, jazz, rock, and acoustic recordings alike. The cabinets have been cleaned, conditioned, and structurally refreshed to ensure both longevity and acoustic integrity.

For everyday usability, the speakers have been thoughtfully retrofitted with:

Bluetooth connectivity for effortless wireless streaming from phones, tablets, and computers

A standard 3.5 mm AUX input for wired playback from turntables (via preamp), DACs, or other sources

Cosmetically, both cabinets show minor scuffs, small dents, and light signs of age consistent with decades of careful use. These imperfections are purely aesthetic and contribute to their authentic vintage character.

The result is a harmonious fusion of analog-era warmth and modern flexibility: genuine vintage tone with the convenience of contemporary listening. Ideal for a desk setup, small living room, or dedicated listening corner, they offer a tactile, design-forward alternative to modern plastic speakers—bringing both visual warmth and engaging sound to any space.