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[See link for the inspiration for this idea]
Take a ring - harder alloys are better in this case - and engrave an audio recording around the circumference as a single, continuous groove a la phonographic cylinders.
The audio could be stock, such as the Wedding March, or a companys jingle; or custom,
such as a couples wedding vows. Friends could exchange rings with a favorite song, poem or quote.
The recording implies a player, but the player could be a simple affair and bundled with the cost of the ring(s).
Meri's Go 'Round
http://meri0426.mul...well?replies_read=6 The inspiration for this idea. [phoenix, Nov 06 2007]
Phonographic cylinders
http://en.wikipedia...Phonograph_cylinder The other inspiration for this idea. [phoenix, Nov 06 2007]
DataRing
DataRing The digital version. [phoenix, Nov 07 2007]
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Lovely idea - I'd like it even more if it were possible to have an actual record set in the top of the ring, where the diamond might normally go, that revolves and plays something (very faintly). Sure, it's tacky as hell compared to the elegance of this idea (which is far classier) but it'd be a great conversation piece. Maybe a record-watch, where the alarm is produced by a rapidly spinning grooved disk. But I'm getting carried away now. |
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[+] for a beautiful and elegant idea. |
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Bun for fine play on words! |
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+ and I would like to hear a bit of turntable DJ scratchin' goin' on when I spin my ring back and forth on my finger. |
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A better title occurred to me this evening: RememberRing. |
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//RemberRing// Perfect for those of us experiencing the occasional *Senior Moment*. |
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