Tag Archive for 'music-system'
I doubt that there is anyone in the US that hasn’t watched at least one episode of American Idol. I’m not a fan of the show, but you should check out the ones at the beginning of the season where they hold auditions. If you would just watch that, you would understand that theres a [...]
Have you ever looked at something and thought that it looked cheaply-made only to be blown away by the high price? On that note, I give you the Marantz CR101 CD Player.
I won’t pretend to be an audiophile. While I do have some knowledge of musical equipment thanks to my dad who is a musician, I’m sure plenty of you out there can spot the difference between an amplifier that is tube-based, and one that is not just by listening to it. If you’re one of [...]
If you’re looking for a sexy new stereo system for your iPod, you might check out Samsung’s latest offering, the MM-X5.
If you do a lot of swimming, then I’m sure you get tired of not hearing much of anything while you’re under water. Perhaps some music would make the laps go by faster.
It’s a while until my birthday, but if I have any closet admirers out there you may want to start saving up for Arcam’s latest high-end home entertainment lump as I’d really rather like it. The FMJ MS250 Music Server has a 400GB hard-drive slapped inside a four-zone media player, capable of storing up to [...]
Okay, so the name is on the crummy side of kitsch, but if you’ve fond memories of jiving round the jukebox (or just Fonz memories of Happy Days) and have a spare $7,295 lying around to splash on a hard-drive based audio player, then Rock-Ola’s Nostalgia Music Center might be the gaudy thing for you.
It’s no secret that the Zune isn’t selling well, but Microsoft has just been awarded a patent that may put a future version of the music player in your car.
Want mobile Pandora but don’t want to shell out for a Sprint contract? Then you’ll likely be interested in the music company’s Zing prototype, a customised SanDisk device running the track prediction software. TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington got to play with one, finding it “longer and thinner” than the SanDisk Sansa Connect and otherwise very mysterious.
If you read SlashGear’s review of the Terratec NOXON iRadio, you’ll remember that one of the key criticisms of the WiFi radio was its dependence on a mains power supply. Unless you’ve got a long extension lead, it was pretty unsuitable for, say, taking out into the garden and enjoying music on the fringes of [...]
