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more about #speakers szrimaging: These are speakers befitting of emo Gonzo. more » Beftus: That's all very wel and groovy but I doubt they pack a punch. more » B-low: If your chickens are laying black eggs you need new chickens. more » electricarchie: Heard/Saw these things at ICFF this year... they're easily the best sounding ipod docks out there. The cases are solid walnut too, which the pictured ... more » Noobs-R-Us: I'll stick to my Grado RS-1 Reference headsets. They blow those crappy Sen-shizers out of the water! more » fender7083: I don't get the people who spend tons on headphones and speakers. The most I have payed for headphones was $32, and then my rabbit chewed them. more » Flight.M31: Okay...Personally, I don't find this article informative. Reading this from an audiophile's perspective, I still don't find this article informative a... more » AmphetamineCrown: Ya know, you can poke fun at it all you want, but I'll bet those Wilson MAXX speakers sound a helluva lot better than your average Yamaha sound bar. ... more » Lukasz Fabis: How about a vial of Ebolavirus culture? Paint it black and put it on a necklace. Tell that audiophile in your life that wearing it will make "constip... more » Schalliol: Stereophile is happy with the Cambridge DacMagic, which is a fraction of this DAC. :-) more » ConMon: may I recommend the Grado sr60's for some cheap audiophile goodness (only $80!!!)? more » dagamer34: True audiophiles make their own music. more » jepzilla: A dictionary that doesn't include the word 'gullible.' more » Nathan Obbards: The perfect speaker to listen to jazz from. more » Alfisted: Caution, nervous mother being forced to listen to your music. more » rtwod2: Unfortunately every song sounds like the Partridge Family is covering it. "Come on , get happyyyyyyyyyy!" more » jsjohnson: These make me think one thing and one thing only - a bus, and not just any bus.... "Hello world there's a song that were singin' c'mon get hap-pee!" more » LVP: I love Mondrian but not on speaker cabinets. more » retroboy: C'mon get Happy! This is a perfect speaker to play all my Partridge Family albums. For those of you younger folks the speakers look just like the fami... more » Jesse Scroggins: These are hideous, but even if they were done well, they would still be pretty ugly. I really hate that the "ispiration" behind these speakers is only... more » -
#speakers
Eggy Speakers Clip Together Magnetically For Transporting, And Fooling Chickens
With any luck, your PC isn't next to your oven, so these S&J Co "eggy" speakers won't be thrown in a pot of boiling water accidentally. Mind, I don't know what type of bird lays black eggs... More » -
#ipoddocks
Mini GenevaSound iPod Dock Glossy Like a Piano, Red Like Lipstick
The GenevaSound iPod dock is huge and kind of ridiculous. Now, there's a much more sensible smaller version with the same form factor, and the price is smaller too: $300 compared to $1,450 for its big brother. [Unplggd] -
#giftguide
Incredibly Expensive Gifts for Audiophiles Who Swear They Can Hear the Difference
True audiophiles are a rare, mysterious phenomenon. They scoff at what you and I consider top-of-the-line audio equipment, and wouldn't dream of touching an iPod. What do you buy for these strange creatures? More »
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#speakers
ELAC Uses De Stijl Art Movement as Loudspeaker Inspiration
Not likely to match anything in your house unless you've wallpapered using LEGO, these limited edition De Stijl FS 247 speakers are bound to be cheaper than buying anything from the Dutch artists they take their name from. More » -
#homeentertaimment
I Want To Take The Q-Speakers for a 360-Degree Spin
Q-Speakers are hand-crafted in New Zealand wood and have a "reflective audio" system designed by the Red Hot Chili Peppers sound engineer, Dave Levine. And yeah, they are gorgeous. More » -
#speakers
The Best 5.1 Speaker Systems You Can Buy for $800 or Less
During our week celebrating precision audio, you guys asked about respectable but affordable home-theater audio. So we hit up CNet's Audiophiliac, Steve Guttenberg, to clue us in to three exceptional 5.1 speaker/subwoofer combo packages selling for $800 or less. More » -
#peripherals
Speakers...In a Can
I'm not sure what kind of sound these MP3 player speaker cans put out, but I'm sure they are just as edible as some other stuff people have put in cans. More » -
#speakers
The Cassette iPod Speaker Requires Sunglasses, a Butler and a Sturdy Chair
Digital music is great and everything, but I have never had the sound blow me back in my chair while I'm wearing sunglasses and drinking wine. More » -
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Harman Kardon Has the Balls to Charge $1,000 for 2.0 Computer Speakers
These Harman Kardon GLA-55 speakers may look right at home in Superman's Fortress of Solitude, but for that kind of money they'd better also tap dance and do my laundry. More » -
#quentintarantino
Mind-Bending Quentin Tarantino Commercial May—May—Be Selling Speakers
Say I told you I have a commercial with Quentin Tarantino selling Softbank products as Uncle Tara-chan while a talking dog opines and a woman answers a dog phone. Would you believe me? This is Japan. Of course you would. More » -
#speakers
JBL Creature Speakers Are Back (Baby)
Since the original JBL Creature speakers were released seven years ago, Apple's designs have (d)evolved into metal bricks. But that doesn't top JBL from selling the sci-fi-inspired Creature III exclusively through Apple channels. More » -
#review
BassJump Review
On your desk, it's about the size and thickness of a triple-decker Wonder bread sandwich. But the BassJump, an aluminum micro subwoofer to match your MacBook Pro, made me salivate more than soft, refined carbs covered in mayo ever did. More » -
#speakers
Opere Sonore Speakers Look Like a $263,000 Ode To Spawn
Put a small speaker on a crazy looking modern sculpture and bam! That will be $263,000 please. More » -
#ipod
Tiny Wooden Speakers for All iPods Make Me Hungry
You know I need breakfast asap when I read maple and cherry and the only thing I can think about is syrup, pancakes, and pie. And a giant coffee, please. Unfortunately, these wooden speakers for all iPods are not edible. More » -
#speakers
BassJump Brings MacBooks a Bit of Bump
BassJump is, quite simply, a dedicated subwoofer to complement your MacBook—in both aesthetics and sound. More » -
#peripherals
That's a Big USB Panda Speaker Alright
As the name plainly states, this is a big USB panda speaker. Unlike his tiny iPanda cousin, this guy doesn't look all that happy. Maybe that's because he is an eyeless, disembodied head. More » -
#speakers
Accordion Folding Speakers
These portable USB Folding Speakers are great. According to the manufacturer, the accordion mechanism creates a chamber that makes them sound richer than similar speakers. Too bad they can only play German folk music and tangos. [Santa Fe via LIkecool] -
#audio
Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin MM-1: Speakers Too Nice for Your PC
We have few actual specs on these Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin MM-1 USB speakers, but if the high-end computer speakers sound nearly as good as they look, we're in for a treat. Arriving January 2010. [Ecoustics via Engadget] -
#droid
Motorola Droid Experiencing Software-Related Speaker Issues
Droid sales are blowing up, but so too may be Droid speakers, as reports are starting to pour in from users who've experienced the sound cutting out at inopportune times. Island of Misfit Toys, here we come! More » -
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Wall of Sound iPod Dock Stands 3 Feet Tall by 4 Feet Wide
For a stereo, the Wall of Sound isn't massive. But for an iPod dock, it's gargantuan. More » -
#speakers
I Like The Asspeaker Concept And I Cannot Lie
Someone's fetish definitely comes through with this speaker concept design. You turn the system on by giving the cheeks a gentle tap while the volume is controlled with tender caresses. If it were squeezable, I'd call the Asspeaker perfect. More » -
#speakers
TerraCycle Recycles Tasty Treat Wrappers Into Speakers
These recycled speakers are interesting, TerraCycle, but I won't be 100% impressed until you find a way to turn the World's Largest Cheeto into a speaker too. More » -
#polk
Polk HitMaster "Monitor" Means Inexplicable Faux Instrument Arms Race Actually Exists
The disdain I harbored for that ridiculous Altec Lansing Guitar Hero "stage monitor" was fading this morning, but news from Polk that they, too, would be entering the world of fake music accessories revived those feelings anew. More » -
#review
Mint Studio Multi-Room Wireless Speaker/iPod Dock Review
The Mint Studio is an update of the Mint 220 wireless speakers we reviewed last year. Although the two units look almost exactly the same, the Studio fixes the complaints we had from its predecessor, AND it's cheaper. More » -
#sonos
Sonos ZonePlayer S5 Hands-On: Sonos for the Masses
Sonos, best known for their premium-priced (but adored) wireless audio systems, announced an all-in-one receiver and speaker recently, and after seeing and hearing it, I'm impressed—but not blown away. More » -
#speakers
The Nano Now Has a Green Power GP 400N External Speaker
What happens when you want to listen to your iPod Nano on the can, but don't want to put on a pair of headphones for fear that you'll accidentally drag the Nano into the toilet? You use Green Power's speakers. More » -
#hometheater
Victor JVC Home Theater Audio System Is But an Inch Thick
In case you've been wanting a pair of speakers that can hang like a picture, Victor JVC will allow you to check off that ambitious life goal. More » -
#review
Joey Roth's Ceramic Computer Speakers Review: $500 Gives Your PC Audiophile Cred
Joey Roth's ceramic computer speakers are just about the most gorgeous I've ever seen, and they sound amazing. But at $500, they're not for anyone who still thinks their MP3s sound just fine. More » -
#speakers
Yamaha Quietly Shows Off 1mm-Thick Cloth Speaker
Yamaha's booth at CEATEC featured a few cloth posters with mundane advertisements on them that seem to lack any attention-grabbing oomph—until you step directly in front of them and realize that they're incredibly thin directional speakers. Whoa! More » -
#lacie
LaCie's Sound2 USB Speakers Look Like Disembodied Earbuds for Giants
We're a little skeptical of speakers that look this good, since it seems like they're trying to compensate for something—LaCie's Sound2 laptop speakers are USB-powered, after all—but the audio comes from Cabasse, a pretty established French audio company. More » -
#hdtvs
Emo Labs Invisible Speakers: HDTV Screens Could Become The Speaker
TVs might be getting beautifully thinner, but we're often still forced to use external speaker setups to get decent sound quality. Emo Labs' solution: embed a thin and clear "invisible" membrane speaker into the screen itself. Watch it in action: More » -
#sound
Artcoustic Crystal Speaker Dock Will Fulfill Your Secret Disco Needs
Dear Artcoustic. Your wall-mounted, ultra-flat loudspeakers with iPod/iPhone-compatible docks are really really cool, and I always wanted one. But seriously, was there any frikkin' need to cover them with a billion Swarovski crystals to match my disco ball? Oh yes. More » -
#hometheater
This Wireless Subwoofer Is Too Nice for Humanity
High-end subwoofers? Very common. Wireless subwoofers. They're around. High-end wireless subwoofers? Rare. Rare like leprechauns riding unicorns. More » -
#receivers
Yamaha neoHD Review: Receiver Redefined? Almost.
For decades, receiver innovation has been stuck in tar, an anonymous group of large black boxes with way too many buttons. Now, the neoHD hopes to re-imagine what the receiver can be. More » -
#diy
Make Some Hard Drive Speakers, Just Because You Can
The Hackaday people say that hard drive speakers are not new. Fine. Who cares when they look so cheesetastically retro good as these? I don't. The gangsta blue horizontal volume unit meter will satisfy your inner pimp too. More » -
#ipoddocks
Bose SoundDock 10 Has a Subwoofer In Its Belly, $600 Tag On Its Forehead
When does an iPod dock stop being an iPod dock? When it weighs 20 pounds? When it has a subwoofer the size of a child's head? When it costs $600? Whatever you do, don't ask Bose. More » -
#speakers
Altec Lansing Orbit Speaker Drops the Batteries, Grows a USB Tail
Some interestingly sideways gadget evolution from Altec Lansing today: The ultraportable Orbit speaker, which originally called for a child's fistful of batteries, is now powered directly over USB. Which is great, for some people. More » -
#speakers
Victrola-Inspired Aesthesis Speaker Is an Astronomical $85,000
Aw, grandpa! Could you please take my $85,000 speaker out of your ear? For the last time my Aesthesis speakers are not your old timer's hearing aid horn! More » -
#accessories
iPod Speaker Purse Is the Cute Way to Blare Tunes in Public Places
Artist Yoshihiko Satoh's wooden speaker purse is actually pretty good-looking: It looks like speakers, not fabric, yet the size and design work as a purse (or at least an iPod carrier). It's expensive at $340, natch. [Boing Boing Gadgets] -
#peripherals
Exposed Brain Speaker Skulls Complement Any Aesthetic
Little known fact: These Head Banger Skull Computer Speakers are one of Jonathan Ive's many "failed" projects before arriving at Apple. Pick up this little piece of history for just $60. [Design Toscano via Nerd Approved]
