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dvice.com - 10/30/2008

Sonic Lounger proves that in order to relax, you need to be rich and crazy

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How do you like to relax? If you like to relax by curling up on the couch, wrapped in a blanket wearing sweatpants, you're clearly poor and stupid. That's not how to relax! You need to relax by strapping yourself into a $9,000 device that looks like an alien surgery table! That's how rich ...

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taizdesign.com - 10/29/2008

Sonic Lounger

— taizdesign.com — SONIC LOUNGER Touch the sound The patent pending Sonic Lounger™ is a state-of-the-art tactile sound system that... provides a comfortable and ergonomic space to enjoy sound, music and vibroacoustic therapies. An internal massage The Sonic Lounger ... (more) Sonic Lounger

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bornrich.org - 10/29/2008

Sonic Lounger Takes Relaxation to Another High level

— bornrich.org — We have earlier told you about many hi-tech loungers that facilitate a multitude of functions besides providing... relaxation. The prominent ones include Hoverit lounger, Alphasphere and Metronap. Another name that joins the list is Sonic Lounger from... (more) Sonic Lounger Takes Relaxation to Another High level

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Sonic Lounger looks bad, hopefully feels good
Coolest Gadgets — ... tissue” which will allow “the subtleties of depth of sound that cannot be heard with the ears to be viscerally experienced”. In other words, don’t let the crude look of metal pipes and cushion fool you. In the end, does it really matter what your relaxation table looks like? No, it is all about what it can make you feel like. It sounds like the Sonic Lounger can make you feel pretty good. Of course, you may argue that the price of $9,000 might be too much. Source ...

The Sonic Lounger treats "stress" the same way 19th Century quacks treated "hysteria" (i.e. vibration)
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... crystal clear vibration, transferring high fidelity music into the skin, bones and tissue, allowing the subtleties and depth of sound that cannot be heard with the ears to be viscerally experienced." So, in short, it is the 21st century's answer to the medical masturbation devices of the 19th century. Neat! I don't know what's cooler: that they're still making these, or that they are still euphemistically marketing them. Sonic Lounger [Taiz Designer via DVICE]