Wos 2.0 | Worlds Largest Iphone Speaker

WOS (Wall of Sound) is the Worlds largest iPhone speaker! WOS 1.0 was released in 2011 and was an emediate success. Now WOS 2.0 is replacing WOS 1.0 as the biggest iPhone speaker in the world. Equipped with an additional 16 speakers and more power, the WOS 2.0 is louder than ever. The impressive monster has a name that is entirely fitting, this thing is frightening huge, and is possibly the most powerful single speaker on the market. Carefully made by hand, in Sweden, the WOS 2.0 measures 1 metre by 1.7 metre and weighs 178kg, it houses 44 separate speaker elements, two beefy subs and a tube amp for richer, warmer sounds, and the whole system can produce 130dB! An IOS app controls the WOS, via Bluetooth.

TALISMAN SPEAKERS

These curvy desktop speakers will dazzle any Audiophile. Serene Audio are a maker of unique audio products based in Vancouver, Canada, their elegant Talisman Speakers are hand crafted from bamboo, leather, and brass, and meticulously engineered, giving you the clearest and most transparent sound to come from your desktop. They are designed to sit on your desk, but have plenty of power to fill the whole room, and can easily be connected  to your record playe...
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ISHOWER | WIRELESS SHOWER SPEAKER

Can´t live without your music, even when in the shower? The iShower is a wireless Speaker that allows you to play music  wirelessly from any Bluetooth device, such as your iPhone or iPod. The iShower is waterproof and has buttons so you can control your playlist from up to 200ft away while your precious iPhone or Bluetooth-enabled audio player stays dry and safe. You can read great review here You can get it in Europe here ...
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JAMBOX WIRELESS SPEAKERS | BY JAWBONE

Jawbone say this is the smallest, best sounding wireless speaker and speakerphone on the planet. This "big sound small package" delivers an output capacity of 85 decibels! It´s powered by a pair of proprietary, highly sophisticated acoustic drivers producing extremely high (tweeter) and low (woofer) frequencies from a single, ultra-small dome speaker. [Thanks Mario for the link]...
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