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Steampunk Mp3 Player Will Match Your Retro Time Machine

I can’t believe that steampunk has become so popular. I mean, I can understand it; however, it’s pretty much everywhere these days. I am just surprised that we haven’t seen a steampunked car or even a bus yet. There are steampunk apartments out there selling for nearly $2 million, and I am sure we’ll see some more coming in the future. People can’t seem to get enough of the Victorian-styled lifestyle. Of course, we see the same gadgets over and over again in different executions, and they are all unique and personalized in their own way. It shouldn’t raise anyone’s eyebrows now that there is a new steampunk mp3 player on the market, right?

Usually steampunk gadgets and customizations always stay in the creator’s personal collection, but there is one customizer out there that does it for the pleasure of the public. Will Rockwell, a steampunk pioneer, has announced that there might be a series of steampunk mp3 players being sold on his Etsy store in the near future.

His latest steampunk mp3 player is based on an Archos Vision mp3 player, and if you’re looking for a hell of a badass mp3 player to impress your friends, this one is definitely the one for you. It will set you back a cool $350. But personally, I think it’s a cheap way to get your very own “one off” mp3 player. I don’t know if the gauges or the buttons work on the shell itself, or if the whole thing is operated by a touch screen. If you go ahead and purchase this thing, please make sure to report to us how it operates, and how it runs. Steampunk is about to take over the world people… or is it?

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