At 42″ high, the Frontgate iPod Tower Speaker soars high above all speaker docks available today. The setup has two 1″ tweeters, two 3″ midrange speakers, and a 6 1/2″ subwoofer to give the power for this tower. It’s also 40 lbs heavy so the punching power stays planted on the ground. An easy-to-use remote control plus an intuitive LCD display lets you manage the audio to your liking. Compatible with all dockable iPods. $400.
Take your listening experience to a higher level and hear sounds that you didn’t hear before with these Monster Turbine PRO In-ear Speakers. The low-mass, ultra-wide bandwidth driver delivers exceptional quality on a compact package. Just like an airplane’s powerplant, every detail in the Monster Turbine is carefully managed; from the high-density metal casing that absorbs vibration to the Magnetic FluxTube cable that transfers sounds cleanly. A right-angle connector gets out of your way and prevents unwanted wear. The package comes with 5 tips for that perfect fit no matter what size your ear canal may be as well as two stylish carrying cases. $250.
Why waste your time fiddling with the tiny buttons on other FM transmitters for your iPhone or iPod when you can use the large touch screen? The Griffin iTrip lets you do that, with the iTrip and the iTrip Controller App. If your iPhone/iPod is running on OS 3.0, you can simply plug the iTrip to the dock connector, press SmartScan and you’re ready for broadcast. Three user-programmable presets let you remember your favorite frequencies. You can also choose between mono or stereo transmission for the best signal. Owners of older iPods need not worry since the iTrip will work on their devices too, without the app support of course. $50.
Sometimes you need to interrupt music to take a call or to talk to someone. This is especially difficult if you have earphones/headphones on. Not with the Sony Ericsson MH907 earphones though. Plug both earbuds in both ear canals to listen to music, then if you need to talk to someone, just take one out. The music automatically pauses so you can give your full attention. It works the other way too, by plugging the earphones to your Sony Ericsson phone, you can answer a call just by putting one earbud in. ~$55.
Five years after releasing their signature Siberia gaming headphones, SteelSeries follows it up with the second version of the Siberia. Dubbed the v2, the headphones will feature a retractable mic in the left earcup so it’s out of the way when you decide to bring the cans on the road. The speakers are 50mm wide with a frequency range of 10-28,000 Hz for a really dynamic audio range – from low mortar blasts to high frequency machine gun rounds, everything will be heard. The mic has a 50-16,000 Hz range and it’s omnidirectional so you’ll surely be heard by your counterpart on the other end of the line. To be released in November 2009. $TBA.
Some companies are obsessed with making the smallest product possible. Bose has always been more concerned with making the best sounding product possible. The new Bose SoundDeck 10 integrates a subwoofer, waveguide technology and “Twiddler” transducers that results in some of the best sound you can get from your iPod. $600.
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If you want to learn how to scratch like a pro, Ion has you covered with their Discover DJ. The setup icludes two large scratch wheels, crossfader, Bass/Treble controls, which all work together with the included MixVibes DJ software. The software will let you use any song in your iTunes library to be on the fast track to being the remix king. $TBA.
