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JVC adds five new headphones to Xtreme Xplosives line

, Apr 8th 2013 Discuss [0]

JVC isn't a huge name in the headphones market -- they're best known for their camcorders -- but they've been making headphones for quite awhile now too. The company just launched five new pairs of headphones that will be added on to the company's current line of Xtreme Xplosives headphones, which feature over-the-ear and in-ear models. Read The Full Story

Skullcandy launches Crusher headphones

A lot of people who like music aren't happy with bass that you can only hear. Some people want the sort of bass that you can hear and feel, which can be a challenge for a set of headphones because the speakers simply aren't that big. Headphone maker Skullcandy has announced the launch of a new line of headphones called Crusher promising the sort of deep bass that you hear and feel. Read The Full Story

Bang & Olufsen BeoSound 5 relaunches with Spotify integration

Bang & Olufsen has relaunched its slick looking BeoSound 5 music system. The relaunch of the high-end music system brings with it complete integration with the streaming music service Spotify. The integration of the music device with Spotify brings users access to an additional 20 million songs with premium sound quality. Read The Full Story

Amazon AutoRip now supports vinyl records

, Apr 3rd 2013 Discuss [0]

Amazon launched its AutoRip service back in January, allowing you to get a free MP3 version of a music CD that you bought from Amazon, going back as far as 1998 with the purchase history. Now, the e-tail giant is offering vinyl record owners the same deal. If you've ever bought a vinyl record on Amazon in the past, the company will give you a free MP3 version for your digital needs. Read The Full Story

Sneaky DSM all-purpose audio streamer promises quality sound

If you're a major consumer of streaming audio from a variety of sources or audio from physical media such as CDs, LINN has a new product called the Sneaky DSM that promises superb sound. The company says that the product provides superb sound from everything you listen to in the home and describes the device as an all-purpose streamer. The Sneaky DSM has both pre and power amps built into its slim form factor. Read The Full Story

Tascam unveils DR-60D audio recorder for DSLRs

Tascam has announced its new audio recorder aimed for on-set videographers and filmmakers who utilize DSLRs for video recording. The DR-60D is being touted as a recorder designed specifically for video workers, removing the need to use larger recorders that are meant for music recording. There's no word yet on release date or pricing, but we have a run down of the recorder's specifications after the jump. Read The Full Story

The Mill LA teams with Sonos Studio for “Bugs” interactive multimedia experience

, Mar 29th 2013 Discuss [0]

This week the folks behind VFX studio The Mill LA have joined with Sonos Studio for an interactive multimedia installation event that'll be going by the name of "Bugs!" This installation will be living in Sonos Studio from the 5th of April until the 5th of May. This installation will mash together the greatness that both groups can provide: six massive displays combined with six Sonos PLAYBAR units, each of them depicting a Bug that'll blow your mind. Read The Full Story

Lyrix Duo Bluetooth speaker has a removable Bluetooth receiver

Most of the Bluetooth speakers that are on the market are pretty much the same. They're designed to connect wirelessly to your smartphone or computer and allow you to play your music without having to plug in headphones or wires for normal speakers. A new Bluetooth speaker has debuted from a company called Digital Treasures that is different from other offerings on the market. Read The Full Story

BlueAnt Q3 Bluetooth headset now available to purchase

One of the interesting Bluetooth products that surfaced back during CES in January was from a company called BlueAnt. The product itself is called the Q3 and is now available in stores for you to purchase. The device is a premium Bluetooth ear piece that is available online and in AT&T retail stores. Read The Full Story

Korg Kaoss Synthesizer line expands with KP3+ and Kaossilator Pro+

, Mar 26th 2013 Discuss [0]

It's no secret that Korg creates some fantastic products when it comes to synthesized sound - and music is about to blow through your ear sockets this week with a couple of additions to the Kaoss Synthesizer lineup. What we've got here is a couple of new beasts, the first being the KP3+ Dynamic Effect/Sampler, the other bumping up the beats as the Kaossilator Pro+ Dynamic Phase Synthesizer/Loop Recorder. The power is about to be yours once again. Read The Full Story

Arctic P402 Bluetooth headphones promises 30 hours of listening per charge

If you're in the market for a new set of wireless headphones, Arctic has an interesting new product called the P402. This headset is a larger over the ear style headset with good looks and long battery life. The P402 connects to your device wirelessly via Bluetooth. Read The Full Story

Library of Congress to preserve first-ever audio message sent from space

, Mar 22nd 2013 Discuss [0]

The first-ever audio message that was sent from space occurred on December 19, 1958 when President Dwight Eisenhower said, "America's wish for peace on Earth and goodwill toward men everywhere." The message was broadcast from the world's first communications satellite called the Project Signal Communications by Orbiting Relay Equipment (SCORE). Now, the Library of Congress will be preserving that audio message. Read The Full Story

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