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Ableton Push

Created in collaboration with Akai, Push is a new controller from Ableton, or an instrument, as Ableton is insisting on calling it. The fancy device features 64 pads giving you multiple ways to make beats, play, step sequence, and navigate your loop, all at the same time. Push comes with Ableton Live 9 software that you run on your computer, providing a comprehensive collection of instruments and effects. Watch it in action in the video

Available now at Amazon and Amazon.co.uk




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NAIM SOLSTICE TURNTABLE - Image

NAIM SOLSTICE TURNTABLE

Naim Audio have introduced their first-ever turntable in their 50-year history. The mighty impressive special edition model has been created in collaboration with turntable specialist Clearaudio. Limited to just 500 units, the Naim Solstice Turntable combines core Naim design philosophies, such as multiple levels of mechanical decoupling, with a celebration of beautiful materials. It features a magnetic bearing supporting a high-mass, highly polished aluminium platt...
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THE BEATLES IN MONO VINYL BOX SET - Image

THE BEATLES IN MONO VINYL BOX SET

Beatles fans rejoice! A new limited edition box set lets you experience how most listeners first heard the group in the 1960s, when mono was the predominant audio format. Newly mastered from the analogue master tapes, this limited 14-LP boxed edition includes a 108-page hardbound book, and 14 180-gram vinyl LPs with faithfully replicated artwork. Full list of albums included after the jump. watch the video...
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SHINOLA RUNWELL TURNTABLE

Detroit´s Shinola have presented their first audio product, the beautiful Runwell Turntable. They teamed up with legendary American turntable maker VPI, and carefully sourced every component and element from manufacturers across the globe, then built the whole thing at their new Shinola Audio factory within their flagship Detroit store. The end result is absolutely magnificent, a two-speed, belt-driven turntable, with a friction-free tone...
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