DomeCandy, a revolution in music (Update: WBTW feature)

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Two of DomeCandy's pieces being shown off at the 2012 CREATE South conference.

Update May 18: WBTW News channel 13's Rusty Ray stopped by the DomeCandy Labs yesterday, May 17, 2012 for their Positively Carolina segment.

via WBTW

There are a lot of old suitcases inside the house shared by Bob Williams and his friend, Seth Alcorace, in North Myrtle Beach--not to mention parts and pieces of old speakers, amplifiers, and wires.

Hop on over to WBTW for their full write-up, we'll update when the video is available. 


First Report May 4th: DomeCandy, a local business based out of and started by two North Myrtle Beach residents, has been in business a little over a year and is already generating a lot of buzz and positive feedback. 

The two friends went into business building custom boomboxes out of reused materials. Most of their creations are made from old suitcases but the duo has ventured out into making pieces out of things such as guitar and makeup cases. Additionally, the two use parts from classic speakers to further the reduce, reuse, recycle mentality they share. 

Bobby “Dr. XactO” Williams, one of the co-founders, talked with ListenUpMB.com recently and said, “Basically, what we do is we rescue vintage speakers and vintage suitcases and resurrect them to make portable sound,” 

DomeCandy's mission is:

To spread the love of music by offering a unique and creative alternative to portable sound. Whether your buying an already designed and assembled RockBox or our Do It Yourself Boombox Creation Kit, DomeCandy Lab wishes to provide you with all the knowledge and support necessary for your production.

You can check out the whole story of DomeCandy by hopping over to ListenUpMB.com and reading their write-up.

Also, make sure you 'like' them on Facebook and check out some of their available product over at DomeCandyLabs.com