Tag Archive for 'music-system'
We all know Meizu for their phone that they admit was greatly influenced by the iPhone. They’ve got another product coming out that bears a strong resemblance to an Apple product. Look familiar?
The M3 Music Card looks an awful lot like the 1st generation iPod nano. The main difference in looks is the touchstrip [...]
My dad and brother are both musicians so I am no stranger to music devices. (Though I couldn’t carry a tune to save my life.) So I enjoy taking a look at what the music industry has to offer artists that want to take their music to the next level.
A well-designed dock can make the difference between your DAP having a fulsome life at home pumping out jaunty entertainment or sitting by the front door waiting for you to go jogging again. Some companies go the high-tech route, packing in tube-amps, displays or, um, toilet-roll holders, while others rely on quirky design to catch your [...]
Seriously, I remember this slab of tech from, like, twenty years ago on Tomorrow’s World. It’s a laser turntable for your vinyl, you sexy bearded classic audiophile - don’t put up with wretched scratching on your favourite Val Doonican LP, allow the five carefully focused lasers to caress the grooves and extract every last sod [...]
I confess, I’m preaching the dream but up until a month ago I wasn’t living it. The dream is, of course, distributed audio: I’m a huge fan of keeping all your music digitally on some server in your house, and streaming it wirelessly to whichever room you’re sitting in, but I’ve never had the [...]
I have something to admit to all of you. I’m a Star Wars geek. There, I said it. Now that I’ve gotten that off of my chest I’ve finally found an excuse to walk around all day with a lightsaber attached to my belt all day. I’m talking about a combination lightsaber and mp3 player. [...]
If it’s a toss-up between making music or love instead of war, most people will go for love; however, if pressed I guess they’ll make music. That’s the target audience for the ravezooka, a mashup of the household bazooka and the deadly electric guitar - an ultrasonic range detector adjusts the frequency range of the [...]
More and more people are recognising that the iPod is not just an iconic, slightly-passé DAP but an ideal way to record your weekend band. The MusicJam holds an iPod and simultaneously plays music and records through the XLR socket (they even include a microphone), adding digital effects should that be your bag.
There’s also free [...]
I was planning on writing the Eos Wireless iPod Speaker System off as another wannabe Sonos clone, until I saw the price. At $299 for the base station kit, which includes one wireless speaker, and $129 for additional speakers, makes this pretty good value if you’re an iPod owner wanting to stream your music around [...]
For $39.95 these iPod DJ breasts Mixing Decks will add a variety of craptastic “digital mixing effects” to any music you pump through it - obviously they’d prefer you to use your iPod, but since other music sources do exist I guess you can route them through what is, I imagine, a perfectly standard 3.5mm stereo jack [...]
