Apparently, the clock requires a user to take the individual wooden pieces and construct the time on the wooden box. From the looks of it, a user sets the alarm on the clock using the preferred time they want to wake up. It makes use of military time however, meaning it doesn’t come with an am/fm option when setting the alarm.

With all that said, this is more of a concentrated alarm clock and not a time piece. So for people who want a special and focused alarm clock, this wooden clock should be something leaning towards that direction.

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This is not the first time that we have heard about a shoot the alarm clock. While we did see that alarm clock where you had to shoot the target to make it stop annoying you, here is another cooky alarm clock you may want to check out.

This time, this alarm clock looks more modern and realistic, carrying an amalgamation of metal and plastic. As you would guess, the gun acts as the remote control that will stop the alarm whenever you point it at the taxi image embedded on the face of the clock. The alarm clock runs on a couple AA batteries for the gun remote and three AA batteries for the clock itself. The clock costs about £22.95.

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The Boston Acoustics Solo II alarm clock is another clock radio that comes with high performance 3.5” full range speakers. The speakers come with BassTrac audio processing which should render some spunky sound quality output.

The Solo II boasts of 20 AM/FM station presets and also has provisions for iPod connectivity. To connect your iPod you’ve also got an auxiliary input that can also support other media players. Since the clock face rotates you can place it horizontally or vertically on your desk.

The Boston Acoustics Solo II Clock Alarm retails for $124, hefty but pretty much a good investment for listening and waking you up in the mornings.

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