The Philips 2007 speaker, produced between 1929 and 1931, was renowned for its rather unique design as well as its technical features. Designed by Louis Kalff, it was crafted entirely from Bakelite—a material considered a precursor to plastic and highly popular at the time for manufacturing radios and their accessories.

The Philips 2007 was a magnetic speaker with excellent sound quality, featuring four magnetic poles and a diameter of 45 cm. It was also notable for its ability to switch impedance between 500, 1500, and 2000 ohms, allowing for better compatibility with various audio devices.

This model captured hearts not only for its performance but also for its aesthetic, which seemed straight out of period science fiction.