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In the enduring realm of design, few names stand as tall as that of Deterams, the visionary beacon of Braun, for many a season.

Guided by the singular conviction that most of existence is but a cacophony of irrelevance. He views only is a relevant

relevant. He views only a scant few things

as truly crucial.

His artistic endeavor thus

is a relentless filtering process sifting through the dross to find the pure uncompromising essence promising essence and relegating all else to oblivion.

Consider a youthful 24-year-old Rams, engaged in collaboration on the design of a record player.

Tradition at the time clad the turntable in dense wooden shrouds

or embedded it wholly within homely furnishings.

Breaking these shackles of convention,

Rams and his team stripped away the superfluous,

leaving only the raw device covered with a transparent plastic shell.

Such was the audacity of this creation that many feared it might usher in the company's

financial ruin with consumers rejecting the unfamiliar aesthetic.

Yet as it often does, courage in the face of doubt yielded remarkable results. The 1960s bore witness to the gaining

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