There’re alot of free radio stations on the net, and I’ve come to enjoy sites like Pandora, ShoutCast. But what if you really want to listen to your own music collection? Anywhere.FM is making it really easy for you to do it. Upload, Play and Share!
Written by Trend Spotter on April 10, 2008 | No Comments
The long list of luxury speakers continues to mount with the entry of YG Acoustics Voyager speakers. But wait, you can?t lay your hands on these cast aluminum speakets until and unless you are a celebrated personality in the entertainment industry, the reason being the multitude of trade-secrets and the next-generation technologies employed in the Voyager as claimed by the company. What technology they are talking about? Anyway, the Voyager speakers tout YG Acoustics specialty that accounts for an astonishing soundstage, which is often associated only with a single-driver loudspeakers. The YG Acoustics Voyager speakers will set you back (oh sorry, not you but the music and film “industry leaders”) a whopping $100,000.
Written by Trend Spotter on June 28, 2007 | 1 Comment
Wilson Audio has earned itself a name as one of the top luxury speakers? manufacturers. The new Wilson Audio Alexandria Loudspeakers do deserve a place in the list of top 10 luxury speakers with its whopping price tag of $200,000 and an inimitable make. The uncanny looks of the loudspeakers somehow resembles the leg of a Transformer. The loudspeaker uses upper frequency driver modules that adjust linearly to optimize time alignment while each of the modules rotate on its polar axis to pull off optimal driver dispersion for multiple listening positions. With the manufacturers popping out luxury speakers like rabbit popping out bunnies, I think I will have to make another list of top 10 luxury speakers very soon.
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Written by Trend Spotter on June 26, 2007 | No Comments
Kohler knows your bathroom instincts very well, so after range of showerheads and luxurious bathroom lavatory, the manufacturer has now come up with Kohler SoundTile Speakers to satiate your bathroom music needs. The low-profile SoundTile speaker allows you to enjoy your favorite music or internet radio stations through your DTV II interface. And, the vibrant brushed nickel looks would go perfectly with your Water Tiles.
Written by Trend Spotter on June 13, 2007 | No Comments
By David Ponce
In an interesting bit of design ingenuity, the Brenthaven iPod flip case protects everyone’s favorite digital music player from the elements, while at the same time doubling as a kickstand. The suede-lined case made of Napa leather features a specially sized slot on the back, into which you insert your player so it stands upright. You’re then free to watch your videos comfortably, without having to carry around a separate stand for it, or trying to balance the player between paperweights.
Best of all, it’s only $25.
[ Product Page ] VIA [ Popgadget ]
Written by Trend Spotter on June 5, 2007 | No Comments
You must be a die-hard music enthusiast and of course immensely wealthy to buy million dollar speakers or $300,000 turntable! The high-end audio is getting more and more expensive. We have recently told you about the Top-10 luxurious speakers and now its back to age-old turntables but not like you knew, for even the turntables are getting pricier with $19,000 ClearAudio Master Reference Turntable or the latest $19,000 TEAC?s VPI HR-X1 turntable, but the most expensive, we knew was this $150,000, quarter-ton turntable ?Transrotor Artus? from the German company Transrotor. But, GadgetLab has an update and this time it?s undeniably the most expensive one from Goldmund?s titled “The Reference II,” that carries a price tag of $300,000. A very limited series of 25 Reference II turntables, it features a degree of refinement and a number of new features never seen before.
The turntable features a 20kg platter machined to a hundreth of a millimeter, a motor vibration-shielded by 15kg of brass, and teflon-insulated signal-carring electronics. It is also packed with loads of features including cog-free motor with lowest electrical and mechanical noise, liquid-nitrogen-rectified belt, touch controls integrated in the tabletop specially designed new Goldmund T8 straight-line tone arm with total weight of 7 kg to name a few.
Limited editions of 25 units are sold on subscription with a maximum production of 5 units per year.
Written by Trend Spotter on June 4, 2007 | No Comments
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