“Forget your Sonos or even your B&O, if you are looking for a wireless speaker that looks as good as it sounds, the Pantheone I needs to be on your shortlist. It kept making me want to keep listening to things, which is a sign of a great system.”

“We’re just not entirely convinced that the Beosound Balance Natura will sway high-end customers with its stone bases and petrified wood options. With new wireless speakers like the Pantheone I that also utilizes a 360-degree omni-directional design enclosed in a very inert and curved resin enclosure retailing for only $2,999 USD, the B&O speaker looks dated and overpriced. We just reviewed the Pantheone I and it’s one of the best wireless speakers we have tried so far.”

“South African artist Manthe Ribane has joined forces with Pantheone Audio in a collaboration merging design and craftsmanship into a celebration of South African culture and creativity. The result is a unique line of the sculptural, state-of- the-art speakers for which the Australian audio brand is best known.”

"Our vision extends beyond mere audio reproduction," explains Pantheone Audio. "We're creating objects that engage multiple senses - visual, tactile, and auditory - while maintaining an unwavering commitment to acoustic excellence."

“This culture of entertainment fixtures has conditioned us to accept that what is beautiful in a stereo is about what's pumping through and how it sounds, not how it looks. But increasingly, life isn’t really like that. People are becoming more attentive to the harmonic necessity of everything in their lives, from the kitchen to the wardrobe to the office to their holidays, and thus, we are living in a world where the entire picture, or experience, is more relevant than the focal point.”

“Looking for a smart speaker that doesn’t look like a smart speaker? Look no further than Pantheone Audio’s Obsidian. The Australian company is no stranger to creating speakers that double as works of art.”

“Pantheone Audio is an Australian brand that’s hoping to muscle in on the sculptural speaker scene – think Devialet, Bowers & Wilkins or even Syng. The company’s second product, the Obsidian, is a faceted, rock-like form cast from handmade resin.”

“Looking like it was chiseled out of rock, the Obsidian speaker is what you get when art and audio collide. With an aesthetic that would put most smart speakers to shame, the Obsidian is the second speaker from Australian design firm Pantheone Audio.”

“Pantheone Audio, a new Australian design firm that focuses on creating beautifully designed pieces of art and décor that also serve as state-of-the-art sound systems, presents its first product in the United States, Pantheone I.”

“This debut design from Australia based Pantheone Audio is a sculptural speaker cast from resin.”