Drummers, or people who think they've got 'the rhythm', will bang anything. Desks, steering wheels, your head. Nothing is safe. Now, to make matters worse, someone's built an electronic drumkit inside a t-shirt so they can drum themselves anywhere.
The electronic shirt features a picture of a seven piece kit, playable with a tap, prod or a slap. Each piece emits a different sound (bass, cymbal, snare etc) through a hidden, embedded speaker. There's an adjustable volume control and a removable slot for four AAA batteries.
There's no mention of an audio output, but you can see a cable protruding from a nether region in this video demo, so we presume there is one. The shirts are available through Think Geek for $29.99.
Next up: air guitar jeans with a fully-playable inside hem…
(Via: Ubergizmo)
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