Phil and Lily are the first-ever Tiki speakers: twin personalities carved from the same pine tree, aged 70 to 80 years. From day one, they were destined to be a duo.

Creating speakers like these is about acoustics. That’s why most speaker makers use flat plywood boxes. We use round, irregular logs and carve them by hand. It’s harder, but the result is one-of-a-kind sound.

Designing the layout was an engineering feat. Speakers need to face you: that’s how the “goggle” design was born! The tweeter and midrange driver sit forward, proud of the carving, while the woofer fires down. This is where function meets style.

Because no two logs are the same, no two speakers are either. Each pair is individually tuned with custom crossover circuitry to balance tone and character—a process that required 375 hours of meticulous work. We’re not chasing sterile, studio-grade transparency. We're chasing joy. Like American cheese: it’s not fancy, but it makes the best grilled cheese sandwich!

Phil and Lily are torched, not painted, for texture. Tuned for fun and experience.

One last thing: we still don’t know which one is Phil and which one is Lily. But we do know this: you've never seen (or heard) speakers like this before!

Want your own pair of tiki speakers? We can make them bigger or smaller based on your needs. Contact us today to design yours.