Sunny Bins seem to becoming the perfect flash mob device with their portability and wireless link up capabilities as well as the attention they attract on their own. No wires or generators, just solar powered sound and fun. The Bondi Beach promenade became a 10 minute ‘Gangnam style’ dance zone today.
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Sunny Bins will be launching ‘Appjam’ a phone music application jam session including small gadgets and a mic from 6-7pm ish. Stay tuned for more pictures and videos as this idea develops. Bring your fave phone music app, plug in a jam away.
On Saturday 24th March the Cancer Council put on another one of their ‘Relay for Life’ events, this time at Gore Hill Oval in Sydney’s inner North, the weather gods shined on the event where participants camp out and do laps of the 400m track to raise funds and awareness about Cancer.
The Sunny Bins wireless transmitter set was used to relay the audio from the main stage to parts of the track that were the furthest away bringing sound to the fringes of the event and creating audio suburbs of the main stage.
Randwick Council purchased a 4 bin set prompted by a Relay for Life event it held at Centennial park in 2011 that uses this radio technology and rolls it out regularly in its sustainable event calender.
