For you Audi and Band & Olufsen Fans - The latest offering from the famed Bang & Olufsen is the Soundstage car stereo setup, which is tailor made for the sporty and spacious Audi Avant A4 interiors. The Bang & Olufsen True Image Digital Signal Processing turns 2-channel stereo signals into perfect 7.1-channel surround sound. One interesting feature is that the sound can be optimized according to the number of passengers and their seating position. 14 loudspeakers and 10 amplifier channels offer a unique combination of audiophile sound quality and high output power to give you a rocking musical experience. The system uses a microphone integrated between the two front seats to determine changing noise conditions and automatically adapts the volume and equalizing to make sure the sound quality is never bad. What’s more? The Bang & Olufsen Sound System is completely integrated with the MMI multi media user interface in the Audi A4 Avant. Unparalleled design speaks of legacy of Bang & Olufsen, and the Sound System for the Audi A4 Avant is no exception. The B&W Sound System is the perfect choice for those who wish to enrich themselves with an excellent listening experience on the move. via GadgetReview

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It doesn’t get easier then this to back up your CD’s

Music CDs lying all around the living room are not a very nice idea. A veritable eyesore, in fact. Now Irish music solution provider Ripfactory has come out with an innovative solution to this problem with the very good looking music storage device called the Ripserver. This small very chic-looking device, not much bigger than a shoe box, but packs in quite a punch with it’s monstrous storage capacity of 1 terabyte. That is a thousand gigs of music storage. Very nice! Ripfactory. That means your entire music collection of upto 2400 albums in MP3 format can go into this handy little device. Now again, putting all that music into this device is juat as easy as well. Enter the CD drive, whose slot just looks like a post box slot. Slide in your audio CD’s, the Ripserver will rip them rightaway and archive them. what more, the Ripserver comes with a USB 2.0 port just in case you feel like ripping your music from a pen drive, from elsewhere right into the ripserver. Plug and Play. Very simple.

The Ripserver based on the linux platform is very robust and stable and also compatible with a host of devices like the Linn DS, Sonos, Logitech, PS3 and Xbox 360 making the Ripserver a must have this summer. What’s more, you can sync your music to any modern audio device courtesy the twonkymedia, slimserver and network share feature’s on the Ripserver. But the Ripserver’s biggest plus is its very cutting edge design. Now, you have some real competition Apple!

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This is just INSANE!! I’ve seen a whole store with less CD’s then what this guy’s got!

Dedicated to their music collection for the last 50 years, a collector has listed his massive music collection on eBay. How much music do you need in your collection to deem it “massive”? Try 3 million vinyl records and more than 300,000 CD’s.

From Thomas Edison to American Idol, this is the complete history of the music that shaped and defined five generations. 3 million records and 300,000 CDs containing more than 6 million song titles. It’s the undisputed largest collection of recorded music in the world. About half of the recordings are new and never played, and every genre of 20th century music is represented. There are countless rare recordings worth hundreds, or even thousands of dollars each on the collectibles market. Organized and cataloged, the collection is meticulously maintained and housed in a climate-controlled warehouse.

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