Maximize your fun in the sun, with a solar-powered speaker on hand. This nifty device from Devotec Industries lets you soak up the sun and still enjoy your tunes. The Solar Sound is a Bluetooth-capable speaker with an integrated solar panel. Enjoy up to 8 hours of continuous play with the 1500 mAh internal battery that can be juiced up via AC/USB and of course via solar. The speaker has an internal mic too so it can act as a big speakerphone for Bluetooth-enabled phones. If you don’t fancy playing tunes via Bluetooth, the provided 3.5 mm retractable cable wires up your fave audio gadget. A touch-screen panel adds serious style points to the half-pound gadget. ~$96.

Stereo sophistication is Bose’s main game, and it never fails to deliver. When your computers speakers aren’t doing the job, get yourself the Bose Soundlink. The speakers wirelessly streams your music, whether it be from your favorite streaming website or your PC, through a wireless USB transmitter. Just plug that baby and voila, you can stream your tunes anywhere you wish. $550.

Today’s world of high-technology and electronic gizmos is alright up to a certain extent. The things that we enjoy can become a distraction sometimes so you feel the need to isolate yourself and tune the rest of the world out. You can do that with these Audio Technica QuietPoint Headphones. The large, cushioned ear cups hide the fancy noise-canceling electronics that leaves out over 85% of the sounds you don’t want to hear. Think about the aircraft engine’s drone you won’t be hearing when you’re wearing these headphones. Large neodymium drivers guarantee fantastic tone rendering and powerful sounds so you’ll hear only the things that you wanna hear. Even when turned off, the headphones still cancel out noise through its patented design so you can enjoy life in relative peace and serenity. $220.

The Fender 57 Champ has been used by some of music’s greatest artists ever and is now being called back in for active duty this year. It has been recreated with the same hand-wired 5F1 circuit and features 5W output and a 1×8 Weber speaker. Any real music fans in your audience will appreciate seeing this one. $1,000.

Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. Feel extra clean while you listen to your favorite tunes through these Phiaton PS 320 Headphones. It features Coaxial Dual Dynamic drivers running through an optimized crossover network, so your bass thunders through and the high notes stay high. An 11Hz-23kHz frequency range coming from the genuine leather ear cups means you can get lost in your music. Transporting these cans won’t be a problem with its “fold and go” design and an included compact carrying case. $200.

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Take your thunder wherever you go with these cool USB speakers from IFrogz. Aptly named The Bomb, your portable players will have booming sounds wherever you may be. It takes your standard 3.5mm stereo jack and delivers a 2W per channel output with a 220-18000Hz frequency response. Just don’t go mentioning the name of your speakers whenever you’re in an airport checkpoint, and you won’t get in trouble. The perfect outdoor companion is powered by 3 AAA cells and is available in six delicious colors. $40.

No, they are not decorative vases. What you are now looking at is the future of home theater speakers. The Altec Lansing OMNI Speakers are built that way to lessen vibrations and boost sound quality. The speakers will have a woofer, a mid speaker and a tweeter for that complete sound. Careful about handling, as the speakers are wrapped in a solid ceramic plate. No word yet on availability and pricing but one thing is for sure: the OMNI speakers have the size and performance to boot. Just like you do.