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With the Belkin Rockstar you can share your audio juice with some friends, or even strangers! It allows you to plug in multiple inputs and outputs and mix the two together, basically doubling-up for the ultimate eargasm. It’s compatible with just about every iPod out there so there’s no worrying about being left out of this party. Just be prepared for annoying, unappealing people trying to plug into your outlet. $20.

Hook your computer up with superb sound with the Air Vent speakers from LaCie designed by Neil Poulton. They feature smooth contours and a nice shape, and of course has USB connectivity. The speakers will be released in September for $60.

If you love listening to music around the house than the Sonos Bundle 150 might be a good option. It allows you to play music with wireless access to your music library without rewiring your home or drilling holes. The bundle comes complete with two ZonePlayers: one amplified and one not. You can plug both in any stereo or speaker for wireless music playback. The players also feature the Sonos Controller allowing you to control and view your music selections wirelessly with access to free internet radio stations and a plenty of online music services. $1,000.

If you’re looking for a headset that’s compatible with your iPhone, AIAIAI has what you need with this Y-Com headset. It offers features like a low profile design with 9mm drivers, 16ohm impedance, 100db/mW sensitivity, and a thicker headphone cable. These headphones not only have great sound quality, but the headphone cable adds a unique look to them. $85.

Turtle Beach’s new Ear Force X4 wireless headphones works wirelessly and receives full Dolby 5.1 surround sound and Dolby Pro Logic II. Priced at $200, the headphones comes with a microphone for communication via Xbox Live. You can also remove the mic and plug this headset into any analog audio source for use as a normal pair of headphones. $200.

Brando offers a new and tiny Mp3 player. Dubbed as the Sport In-Ear, this tiny music player comes equipped with 1GB of storage space, lithium battery, and in-ears earbuds design. The gadget plays Mp3, WMA and WAV file formats and provides USB 2.0 connectivity and 8-hours playback time. Available in blue or red colors, the Mp3 player is priced at $22.

Listen to your tunes in style with the WESC Alp Horn by WESC. It features 57mm drivers, 60 ohm impedance, and a frequency range of 20-20,001hz with the coolest design we’ve seen yet. $80.

The Any Source Bluetooth Speaker System allows you to link any of your bluetooth devices to play on the speakers, be it your laptop, iPod, cell phone, PDA, or whatever. That’s pretty handy for the wireless age. It also has an RCA cable for your stone age non-bluetooth devices. Sony is also coming out with something similar, but it’s not out yet. $260.