Pebble Flow Glamping Travel Trailer

I've been viewing on the ol' YouTube various videos on the new Pebble Flow travel trailer. My first impression is that it’s a fantastic prototype. The Silicon Valley designers have used their imagination and understanding of cutting edge technology to create a truly imaginative product. FYI: The travel trailer depicted in the gorgeous photos is a preproduction model. 

That said, the Pebble Flow (PF) is definitely designed for the upscale glamper. Apparently, the PF will be priced well beyond $110,000 (more for the EV version). For all this tech, it appears to be well worth it. What do you think?

Personally, I can do without the expensive LED windows, automatically deployed stabilizers and such. I feel that the Indiana RV manufacturers could (RV MSRPs are typically almost double wholesale) make a budget option. My ideas include considering basic hub motors, generic lithium battery packs and dropping it all in their usual RV infrastructure.

My favorite PF gizmo is the parking remote control. Yesterday, after winterizing my travel trailer at an RV park. I placed it back carefully in my storage unit parking spot. I admit I am one of the worst persons on the planet at backing up my 24 foot RV. It took me a good half hour to do the job. Like I said, I love the remote control parking idea. Can I retrofit my Rockwood Mini Lite? It'll probably cost $40,000. Thanks for your support.

Upgrade Your RV Audio

For under $1,000 you can upgrade your RV speakers to an entry level B&W surround sound speaker system. Buy the subwoofer and don't forget to include a pair of satellite speakers! Definitely not too big for mid to large size RVs. 

Here's a link to the sub woofer: https://amzn.to/3x0KAAr 

Here is a link to the speakers. Yes, you'll need at least two: https://amzn.to/3e9h2Yq 

Maybe dump the budget audio/TV head unit while you are at it. IT'S ONLY MONEY! Here's something you may like by Marantz for $2,500. You have that much in your left pocket: https://amzn.to/3gcqKw4

Today, there are many audio and video options. For some it's a matter of price and others space. If you are an audiophile, a good stereo or AV system is worth the price of entry.