The hardest part of any printed speaker is making it read as furniture instead of a printed object, and the maker handled that through material and colour: wood-fill walnut for the cabinets with a matte orange baffle. The aim was a mid-century hi-fi feel, the walnut does much of the styling work, and the orange stops the pair from looking too serious. In my view that combination succeeds.
The build itself is a pair of Emanate 4 bookshelf speakers printed on a Bambu Lab X2D in PLA and assembled as a kit. The wall construction stands out to me. Sides, top, bottom and back are 12 mm thick, close to half an inch, printed with three perimeters, 0.6 mm lines and 30% cubic infill. Each face carries roughly a 1.8 mm solid skin, with about 8 mm of cubic infill between the skins. The baffle reaches around 18 mm at its thickest.
On results: the maker was very surprised by the sound and says the speakers sound fantastic in person. iPhone video reportedly makes them sound bad, and that makes me take the sound claims on faith. The walnut filament turned out somewhat olive, which the maker still likes; I think the olive cast pairs nicely with the orange. The drivers used are not stated, and internal bracing details remain an open question. The maker would build them again and reckons something like an RP 600M could match the quality at the same spend.