The new Sonos ZonePlayer S5 offers a great solution for enjoying your entire music wirelessly. Everything can be controlled directly from your iPhone or your iPod Touch, although if you want to access your internet tunes, you will have to hook it up to your router. $400.
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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.
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.
The ghetto blaster has been a staple of the old school hip-hop community since before it was known as “old school” hip hop. Of course with the compactness of iPods now, there aren’t too many around anymore, but Altec Lansing has managed to make one to accommodate your iPod. It also features two more auxiliary ports for other audio sources, as well as a digital FM tuner, side firing subs and an adjustable EQ. $300.
What do you get when you combine 11,000 free internet radio stations, easy to use wireless and an amazing system that helps you build your own radio stations based on your likes and dislikes? You get the new Livio Radio. We’ve been waiting for a product to really give internet radio it’s much needed boost, and we think tha tthis might be the one. $180.
Joey Roth adds style to your otherwise ordinary speakers with this creation. Made of porcelain, cork, and maple plywood, these Ceramic Speakers won’t be blasting your eardrums off, but it will certainly look cool. Each speaker cone has a 4″ full-range driver that’s fed by a T-class Tripath amplifier. Oxygen-free copper cables connect the amp to the speaker which also interconnects to RCA and 1/8″ jacks. They can be pre-ordered now through Joey’s website. $TBA.
I really like the idea of this Pacemaker Handheld DJ System. It’s 120 GB hold enough music to keep your club rockin’ until morning without the need to lug around all of that bulky equipment. One thing that this does well, is speeds up and slows down tracks for mixing, but without altering the pitch. $500.
