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Ibamboo Speaker

The iBamboo is a speaker for Apple devices that uses no electricity. Instead, the device made with pieces of bamboo uses the natural resonance of the material to amplify the sound. The sound moves in two directions and creates a stereo effect, of course the sound quality is not amazing, but its an innovative idea and will definitely be a hit among those who prefer natural products and low environmental impact. IBamboo is not available for purchase yet, but you can read more about this on Kickstarter or at their website.



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LIMITED EDITION VACUUM TUBE RADIO - Image

LIMITED EDITION VACUUM TUBE RADIO

Designed by Jonas Damon, called the 2b radio, consists of three vacuum tubes that brodcast signals in big, warm, radiant sound. You can watch the tubes at work through the open back. It is aldo mp3 compatible. You can get this limited edition at Areaware online store....
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DENON 100TH ANNIVERSARY TURNTABLE - Image

DENON 100TH ANNIVERSARY TURNTABLE

To celebrate their 100th year of existence, the popular Japanese electronics company Denon releases a special Anniversary collection named DP-A100, it features Denons direct drive system and has been matched up with a DL-A100 cartridge. This beefy, high-end turntable combines modern styling with an old-school retro look....
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RED LOBSTER AUDIO SPEAKERS | BY IKYAUDIO - Image

RED LOBSTER AUDIO SPEAKERS | BY IKYAUDIO

Audio speakers handmade from PVC pipes, each houses a 3 inch magnesium/aluminum alloy full range driver. Frequency response is 65-20,000. 3 way bindAudio speakers handmade from PVC pipes, each houses a 3 inch magnesium/aluminum alloy full range driver. Frequency response is 80-20,000. 3 way binding posts on back. The bass port is on the end of the 1-1/2 pipe/stand. Nice sound and a very good sound stage, lots of low end bass for a small speaker. Hand painted with a ...
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