Strike MultiPad

Percussion lovers rejoice, the new Strike MultiPad by Alesis is an incredibly capable and versatile device that far surpasses the performance and creative potential of any previous electronic drum pad. The Strike MultiPad is the most powerful percussion pad on the market, and as well as performing electronic percussion duties, it can sample, edit and loop sounds, and be used as an audio interface. It comes with a 32GB on board hard drive with over 8,000 samples and loops, 9 rubber pads with RGB lights, and the ability to load samples with a USB thumb drive. This is perfect for serious drummers looking for professional features and effortless control. watch the video below

FREEDRUM

Freedrum is a virtual drumkit that fits in your pocket. Simply slip the sensors on your drumsticks, pair them with your smartphone and enjoy your kickass air drumming anywhere! The best part? You can put a pair of earbuds in, so you won’t have to hear anyone complain about your skills. How cool is that? Freedrum is designed to create an immersive experience, it feels almost like playing real drums, with natural feeling of movements to hit the different drums like ...
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RAINMAN DECANTER

Rainman Decanter is a carefully and purposefully designed decanter, its main purpose is to provide aeration to your wine, it does so with the obvious decanting process, but also when you´re pouring it. It serves your beverage through eight smaller holes on its side, producing something of a shower effect, and allowing the wine to breathe more, attaining its full potential more easily. It´s made from hand-blown glass, so it´s really exclusive and well finished, wi...
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Designed by Apple in California

Apples´s new product is a book dedicated to the past, "Designed by Apple in California" examines 20 years of innovation through 450 pages of photographs of some of the company’s most iconic products, from the original iMac to the Apple Pencil. Jony Ive, Apple’s chief design officer, says the book is dedicated to the memory of Steve Jobs, and examines and details Apple’s design process and displays finished products in a minimal, clean look characteristic...
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