Recycled Skateboard Guitars

The first electric guitar was born in the 40´s and the birth of the Skateboard back in the 70´s, 40 years later they have merged to give birth to the SkateGuitar! They are designed and made entirely by hand in Buenos Aires by artist Ezequiel Galasso and Gianfranco de Gennaro, a professional skateboarder and musician. SkateGuitars play pitch perfect and respond magically to different microphones. They are developed from reclaimed skateboard decks and each and every one is truly unique and extremely resistant, they support scratches, bumps and abuse. via

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Technics SL-1200M7L DJ Turntable

To celebrate 50 years of service to music, Technics has created a limited edition of the legendary Technics SL-1200, a staple of the early-day DJ scene. The new Technics SL-1200M7L features an anodized tone arm and Technics slipmat and will be engraved with a serial number badge. The sleek turntable is powered by a cordless direct drive motor to increase stability, and has had improvements to speed adjustment, pitch control, reverse play functions, and features high...
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SEABOARD BLOCK

Seaboard is an award winning music keyboard by Roli that´s taking musical expression to another level. Now the brand have presented the Seabord Block, a smaller more compact version of the bigger and more expensive Seaboard Rise. The Seaboard Block is intended to fit into a backpack and play music with synth apps running on your smartphone, it is essentially a MIDI controller with some unique touch-sensitive features. What’s really innovative about it is that it ...
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GEARBOX TRANSPARENT TURNTABLE

Vinyl records are continuing to experience a resurgence in popularity as audiophiles embrace the retro medium. This new offering by Gearbox is guaranteed to turn heads, a turntable that lets you peek at the innards. How cool is that? The Gearbox Transparent Turntable is inspired by the 1955 Braun PC 3 SV record player designed by Dieter Rams and boasts a transparent casing that allows all of the internal components to be clearly visible from the exterior. It also ha...
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