Procella Audio P6 SketchUp model

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I'd like to give a mention to the brilliant Google SketchUp in this post - I use it at work to make simple 3D sketches of rooms to help people visualise how their room will look. Sometimes I need to make more detailed models of particular products, so I've decided to post them here to share. This is a product made by professional-grade loudspeaker manufacturer Procella Audio from Sweden - the smallest speaker in their portfolio.  Check out the website to see some credentials, but the highlights are supplying kit to both DTS and BAFTA...
I've made up a quick model to drop into some sketches - feel free to download it for yourself and use it in your own drawings!  Get it from the Google 3D Warehouse! 

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