miniKORG 700FS

Korg has announced a limited edition authentic revival of the miniKORG 700, their first mass-produced monophonic synthesizer released in 1973. The company is giving the miniKORG 700FS a 100-percent analog reissue, and are adding plenty of modern amenities while staying true to the original. They have given it modern function and key classic features like a secondary detunable oscillator for thick bass plus an arpeggiator, spring reverb and aftertouch. Smaller, modern components made it possible to squeeze in a spring reverb tank as well as a joystick for controlling pitch and modulation. The front-mounted sliders control the separate lowpass and highpass filters. watch the video below

Redigrill Smokeless Indoor BBQ Grill

This high-tech appliance lets you take outdoor barbecuing indoors without the unpleasant smoke and grease. The Redigrill Smokeless Infrared Indoor Grill creates 80% less smoke than other indoor electrical grills. The infrared heat is only directed at the surface of the grill rack and the cooling tray catches grease and oils before they get the chance to become smoke. The two piece grill is easy to clean, and can be used to cook meats, veges, fish, and everything in ...
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WHISPER ROCK RANCH

If you need a little reset and recharge and are looking for the perfect oasis, look no further. The Whisper Rock Ranch is a little ranch placed in the middle of untouched wilderness and offers everything from peaceful serenity to beautiful design and stunning surroundings. Located in Joshua Tree, California, the hidden gem is perched on the brink of untouched wilderness and features a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living area, and an expansive wrap-around wood deck eq...
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2018 GIFTS FOR THE GLOBETROTTER

Today´s Gift guide roundup features some great gear for the jetsetter in your life, handy stuff for that loved friend or family member who spends most of their days asleep in airports or hotels. We have gathered some original gift ideas for the globetrotter who already has everything. Hey, maybe hell repay you with airline miles......
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