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I Want A Pair Of Headphones Like This For Fathers Day.
Skullcandy introduces a DJ style headset with a built-in, detachable MP3 player. Listen to your music wirelessly through 40mm power drivers, or pull the player, slide on the battery pack, and transform it into a mini portable MP3 player for use with any headset
MFM Pro [SC-MFMPH] : Skullcandy
on this post - (1) PostsTechnics SL-DZ1200 Turntable Old but Still The most Expensive
Classic Technics Direct-Drive Motor- The Technics Direct-Drive system, which incorporates the platter as an actual component of the motor, was introduced with the SP-10 in 1969 as a way to eliminate the drag, inevitable breakage and slow start-up speeds associated with belt-driven players. With the reliable rotation, instant response and long life you have come to expect from Technics analog models, the SL-DZ1200 boasts the same quartz crystal controlled Direct-Drive that has been the choice of professional DJs for over thirty years.
Pro Audio Gear: Technics SL-DZ1200 Direct-Drive Digital CD Turntable
Pure Vinyl For Transfering Analog to digital
Pure Vinyl is the first software of its kind to directly link audiophile-caliber analog vinyl playback and the advantages of high-resolution digital audio reproduction. When used with a quality audio interface, Pure Vinyl is capable of providing stunningly dynamic, detailed music reproduction, faithfully preserving and conveying all of the music contained in the grooves of your vinyl records.
Pure Vinyl
Pure Vinyl For Transfering Analog to digital
Pure Vinyl is the first software of its kind to directly link audiophile-caliber analog vinyl playback and the advantages of high-resolution digital audio reproduction. When used with a quality audio interface, Pure Vinyl is capable of providing stunningly dynamic, detailed music reproduction, faithfully preserving and conveying all of the music contained in the grooves of your vinyl records.
Pure Vinyl
Sony OXFORD Mixer Wow
- 2 Alternative Software Configurations, 96 Channels or 120 Channels
- GML Equalizer and Dynamics Processing Software Option
- Multi-Stem Multiformat Surround Sound Capability, With Motorized Joystick Panners standard
- Fully Dynamic Automation, WIth Off-line Editing of Automation Data
- Snapshot Recall Including Internal Patch Routing
- Comprehensive Copy and Link Functions for Channel Processing
- Highly Configurable Analog and Digital I/O
- Comprehensive Broadcast Logic
Broadcast and Business Solutions Company - OXFORD
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For Those That Like To See There Music Big
on this post - (1) PostsMitsubishi continues to lead the competition with the largest DLP HDTV
available at 73″. The new 2008 product line will include three new 73″
1080p DLP HDTV models along with 60″ and 65″ sizes — all featuring thinner
frames, increased brightness and 3D-ready capability. These new models also
will leverage Mitsubishi's exclusive 6-Color Processor(TM) for
extraordinarily vivid color reproduction.
1080p DLP HDTVs
WD-60735 - $1,799 WD-65736 - $2,499 Diamond WD-73835 - $4,699
WD-65735 - $2,199 WD-73736 - $3,599
WD-73735 - $3,199 Diamond WD-65835 - $3,399
From Tapes To Cds To Now SD Card Duplicators.
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Image via WikipediaTEAC America, Inc.
introduces its 1:11 USB Flash Drive Duplicators and 1:11 SD Card
Duplicators at the National Association of Broadcasters Show (NAB) at Las
Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 14-17th, 2008.
TEAC Flash Duplication systems will copy, compare and erase up to 11
USB flash drives or SD cards simultaneously. All functions are selectable
via the duplicator controller with an LCD display, making it easier to
control.
“More and more USB flash drives are used to distribute content or
product infomation at presentations, to customers, internally within the
organization or for photos, data, files and music,” says Les Luzar, TEAC’s
Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “Now, with TEAC’s new line of
USB flash drive duplicators, copying and distributing the data is as easy
as 1-2-3.”
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MP3tunes’ AutoSync Keeps PC Music Lockers in Tune
on this post - (1) PostsMP3tunes’ AutoSync Keeps PC Music Lockers in TuneSAN DIEGO, April 10 /PRNewswire/ — MP3tunes — http://www.mp3tunes.com– has launched AutoSync, new technology that makes it possible for peopleto automatically move their digital music between their own computers,without having to connect cables or portable drives or even burn CDs.Included with every MP3tunes Music Locker, AutoSync provides the music fanwith a powerful, yet easy-to-use, tool for managing their digital musiccollection.
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Your Hearing has To Be Better Then a Dog For High Def.
Image via WikipediaI read this great article on Sampling rates and they did a study if there is any different’s in listening to a High Quality digital Recording like at 196 Khz To a normal Cd Quality Recording At 44.1 Khz. The Study is just like i have been saying for years. If The Human Ear has only the capacity to hear 20 Hz to 20 Khz then what is the point of using up unnecessary space. This is why the Mp3 is king because it sounds great and its free.
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Podcasts Taking Off (Again): eMarketer
Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering Research 3D Sound Cloak Technology
Those nutters at Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering have come out of their labs to inform us that 3D sound cloaking technology is theoretically possible. What the F is 3D sound cloaking? Well, it seems that using special acoustic material would “essentially open up a hole in space and make something inside that hole […]
No TagsJZ Microphones Reveals The Black Hole Microphone
JZ Microphones has taken the wraps off their new multi pattern studio microphone, The Black Hole. Despite the ominous name, the compact Black hole microphone features an original design and a patented variable sputtering of the diaphragm, using a specially mixed alloy for coating. The Black Hole is produced with three switchable polar patterns (Omni, […]
No Tags2008 Amsterdam Dance Event Dates Announced
The 2008 Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) has announced that it will take place October 23-25, 2008. The 2008 ADE conference and festival, which has been operating since 1996, is what the Winter Music Conference used to be like before it became a shell for the Ultra Music Festival. It hosts thousands of mostly European electronic […]
No TagsAmerican Audio Announces SDJ-1 Dual SD Card Player & Q-SD 4-Channel SD Card Player/Mixer
American Audio has introduced two new piece of audio gear designed specifically for use with SD cards: the SDJ-1 Dual SD player and the Q-SD, a 19″ 4-channel mixer combined with an SD player. Both units have built-in SD slots that allow them to read MP3 files directly from SD cards without any external drives, […]
No TagsSwedish Prosecutors Set To Behead Pirate Bay
The Pirate Bay is firmly in the cross-hairs of Swedish prosecutors who preparing to charge the top operators of the file-sharing service with conspiracy to breach copyrights. The charges stem from evidence collected in a massive raid on their headquarters in 2006.
The indictments come after years of grumbling by entertainment companies and U.S. government officials. […]
Amazon Completes Major Label Sweep, Sony BMG Signs On To Offer DRM-Free MP3 Songs
Amazon has announced that it will sell MP3 songs from Sony BMG without Digital Rights Management (DRM). The announcement means that Amazon has deals with all four major music labels, and this could be the most serious attempt to dethrone iTunes. The DRM-free songs from Sony BMG will be available for purchase on Amazon MP3 […]
No TagssE Electronics & Rupert Neve Designs Partner On New Signature Series Microphones
sE Electronics International has announced a partnership with Rupert Neve Designs to produce a brand new range of Rupert Neve signature series sE mics for debut sometime in 2008.
The first of several mics being readied for production in this new sE series will be a state-of-the-art active Ribbon mic with pro performance, provided by discrete […]
Yamaha Announces KX25, KX49, KX61, and KX8 USB MIDI Keyboard Controllers
Yamaha has announced four new USB-powered MIDI keyboard controllers, KX25, KX49, KX61, and KX8, which they dub “USB Keyboard Studios.” The KX Series were conceived and designed to support MIDI music composition, as well as sport a range of innovative features with advanced software integration and connectivity via a single USB cable.
Yamaha claims the design […]
No TagsWeekend Fun: The U-Scull
Milko Ozlu, a Swedish designer who works for Nissan in Tokyo, has been fascinated by the concept of powered exoskeletons and body amplifiers since he studied for his BA in industrial design at Konstfack in Stockholm. When he was studying for his masters degree at the vehicle design department of the Royal College of Art […]
No TagsD16 Announces Devastor - Multiband Distortion Plug-In
D16 has announced Devastor, a multiband distortion plug-in for Mac and Windows. It is an enhanced version of the distortion unit from their 303 emulator, Phoscyon.
Devastor consists of three blocks: dynamic-gain module, diode-clipper distortion and three filter sections. Each of the filters can process the signal before or after the diode-clipper. The filters are […]
No TagsApple Facing Frivolous Monopoly Class-Action Suit
A class-action suit filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleges Apple unfairly uses technological restrictions with its iPod line and iTunes Music Store to monopolize the online music industry.
The suit was filed Dec. 31 by Stacie Somers, a resident of San Diego County, California, who bought a 30GB […]
Sennheiser Partners With Kleer For MX W1 Wireless Earphones
Kleer has partnered with Sennheiser to debut the industry’s first true wireless stereo earphones based on Kleer’s lossless audio technology. Sennheiser’s new MX W1 wireless earphones claims to deliver CD-quality stereo sound with high noise immunity in the congested 2.4 GHz band environment.
All Kleer-based products are fully interoperable, enabling the MX W1 earphones […]
No TagsSony BMG Set To Sell Downloads Without DRM
Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead!
Sony BMG Music Entertainment is reportedly set to sell downloads without Digital Rights Management (DRM). The last major label holdout will offer at least part of its catalog without copyright protection some time this winter.
Sony BMG would become the last of the top four music labels to drop DRM, following […]
Wadia Digital Announces iTransport iPod Dock
Wadia Digital has announced the iTransport, a new player that they claim is the “market’s first digital dock to retrieve a direct
digital signal from an iPod.” As a result, the audio signal remains pure and unadulterated, providing CD-quality resolution from full-resolution
file formats such as .WAV and Apple’s Lossless .m4a.
The iTransport turns any currently available iPod […]
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