Amy's Blog : hipstamatic

Congrats Sputnik!

Amy Unger — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 15:28:00 GMT

For winning the caption contest! Please contact me to claim your prize.

The clincher was how you managed to poke fun at an unsuspecting Tom in the background while giving Professor Thump an over-inflated sense of superiority at the same time. Which made me smile.

"A blue shirt and green Dockers??? Man, that poor slob back there has no sense of style."

Like A Rock Star From Mars

Amy Unger — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 19:49:00 GMT

I mean really, who does this guy think he is, scoffing at me like this? If I were feeling particularly feisty, I just might have a caption contest at his expense. Do you think good ol' Professor Thump could take the good natured, very public ribbing? I think he could. I definitely think he could.

Go ahead, give this guy a caption. Winner just might be sent something Klipsch-y.

And remember again... all comments require me to click the little "approval" button. So much power at such a young age.

Klipsch, Klipsch, Klipsch, Klipsch

Amy Unger — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 18:21:00 GMT

It's T-shirt Friday in marketing, whoo hoo! We're getting ready to launch a new and fun "gear" website to sell all things Klipsch-branded. Speak now on what you'd like to see!

Please remember, all comments require approval before they are posted. Stupid spammers.

County Seat

Amy Unger — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 14:57:00 GMT

Nothing screams heartland to me quite like a town square courthouse (c.1879). It also happens to scream "Save the clock tower!", which I happily think of every time I drive by.

This is my photo representation of Noblesville, Indiana. Also known as "how to pass time while waiting at those annoying town square stop lights."

This really is a cool place to work

Amy Unger — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 18:55:00 GMT

...because I get to beta test stuff like this -- the up-coming Gallery line of flat panel speakers from Klipsch, which are temporarily replacing my beloved RVX-42s. How do they sound? I'll just say that I really really really don't want to give them back. Curses!

(who ever says the word "curses" anymore? oh, well, I guess I do)

Hipstamatic Part III (and me, head to toe)

Amy Unger — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 19:47:00 GMT

Well, someone asked for one. Here ya go. This is all I'm willing to give.

You're looking at the inside of the family locker room at the local gym. I am waiting for Steven to take 10 years to change into his swimsuit. I think he likes to put the shower soap into the toilet and flush it over and over, just to see what happens. Who am I to stiffle his education?

Hipstamatic Part II (because I'm as good as my word)

Amy Unger — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 18:48:00 GMT

If someone saw me jump out of my car and hold up my iPod toward the building in the middle of the street, they might think I'm off my rocker. But that wouldn't necessarily be a new thought.

And voila! This is where I work, Hipstamatic-style.

Hipstamatic (and a glance at the patent wall)

Amy Unger — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 14:55:00 GMT

Aren't iPod apps FUN?? I found this little gem just the other night, and have barely put it down. Except to eat. And sleep. And shower. Oh, and the whole work thing. I'm anxious to try it out on the Klipsch building, but let's face it...it's cold and I'm a wimp. But I'm actually venturing out for lunch, so maybe I can do a drive by photoshoot. If it turns out super cool, I'll post here again. I know, I know, you can't wait.

By the way, this is our patent wall as is currently stands. 37 plaques and counting.