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Orba Musical Instrument

Artiphon have introduced Orba, a versatile handheld musical instrument that combines a synthesizer, looper, and MIDI controller all-in-one. Inspired by shakers and hand drums, this palm-friendly gadget lets you create songs in seconds, easily switch between Drum, Bass, Chord, and Lead parts, then layer them to create a song with the built-in looper. A raft of sensors lets you tap, slide, shape, tilt and spin Orba, smashing out beats, forming ear-smashing bass, and craft amazing riffs. It takes just a few seconds to loop a beat, and then you can play along for hours. The little device can plug into music apps via MIDI, or an amp over its 3.5mm output. watch the video below



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SINGTRIX

Singtrix is the new party pleaser developed by the same team that made Guitar Hero. It´s dubbed out as being able to turn an average singer into a great one, it´s a karaoke machine that really pumps up your vocal talent. Featuring hundreds of professional vocal effects, backup harmonies, a 2.1 stereo architecture with an added bonus of 40 watts power and a special button on the customized microphone that gets you special backing vocals enriching the sound in an al...
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Lava Me 3 Guitar

Lava Music has unveiled a new carbon fiber smart guitar, with its own built-in touchscreen that lets you add effects and view tutorials. Loaded with the HILAVA operating system, the semi-acoustic guitar works equally well as an analog instrument and a standalone electric one. It also comes loaded with several guitar-centric apps including a tuner, metronome, looper, recorder and social-connectivity capabilities, plus a bunch of different effects and a set of interac...
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B&O Beogram 4000c Recreated Turntable

Bang & Olufsen is bringing back the original iconic turntable which set the standard for all record players that came after. The Beogram 4000c was first introduced in 1972, and now, nearly 50 years since it was first released, the stunning turntable returns with the same futuristic look that made it famous. The Danish company brought pre-owned models back to the factory to be renovated and upgraded with new internals. The team also anodized and polish the or...
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