we spend our lives at desks. most desk-mounted speakers are lame. they're never quite at the right height, they're way too big, and they don't sound very good. here's my latest attempt to change that.

can you make tiny speakers which sound totally great? good enough for sound engineers to go to work? can you put these speakers at the ends of adjustable arms, so they can be wherever in three-dimensional space they need to be? why should they take up table-room? why can't they just float in midair, and still sound amazing?

tinyMonitor will test the true limits of tiny sound engineering. there are many reasons why this might be a terrible idea. not enough surface area to produce bass. too much vibration to be supported by a long arm. too little internal volume to maintain a linear air-spring. but i think i have solutions for all of these.

this project will describe a 2.1 speaker-subwoofer combo. momentum cancellation. even-harmonic reduction. a good time to be had by all.