Very Exclusive Gadgets & Gizmos

Since we all have own favorites and preferences when it comes to musical tastes, but when it comes to loudspeakers, it depends whether you intend to rediscover your music collection or not. However, for all those who intend to experience the all new acoustic experience, this Cx15 coaxial three way loudspeaker form Cantico is an acoustic elegance wrapped in a beautiful real wood veneer finishes by the finest Italian woodworkers.

The Cube Hub Speaker Reader sounds like something out of Lewis Carroll, but in fact is really simple. It’s a cube, with a speaker, five USB ports and a memory card reader built in. Looks far too sensible for our needs. $19.99.

This Square USB Speaker 5 Ports Hub w. SD Card Reader is multifunctional which features card reader, 5 ports usb hub and a speaker. SD Card Reader features 4 card slots: SD, TF, M2 and MS. It is suitable for enjoy light music at home and office. The elegant appearance is adorable and likesome.

Known for its high-end home theaters and custom multi-room music systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11 that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category, the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.

Apple’s iPod has revolutionized the world of music since its launch in 2001, and it is still the prized gadget of millions around the world. The latest on the list of iPod gadgetry is the world’s biggest iPod speaker called “Wall of Sound,” that weighs 102 kilos (225 pounds), stands almost a meter tall and 1.25 meters wide, and can pump up to 125 watts. Completely handmade, the wall is made up of 28 individual speakers, each housed in their own chamber, and it boasts its own tube amplifier hidden away inside. The monstrous wall speaker belittles the iPod dock on the side.

If you’re not fond of the cases that although do protect your iPod in the shower, it still requires that your iPod be near water, you might like this wireless idea. With this you can have your music playing in the shower, all the while your iPod is tucked safely away somewhere nice and dry. Plus for the guys there’s a fogless mirror so you can shave in the shower. Just mount it to the shower wall and you’ll have an endless supply of music, well at least until the batteries die.

The K-Box from Kerchoonz is yet another sound generator which promises to deliver speaker quality audio from any flat surface like a table or window. The makers insist that this puppy uses different technology to all the rest, thus delivering ‘incredible bass response’. This claim is hard to test unless you hear it live of course, so for now we’ll just say it probably makes it easier for you to annoy the public at large with your iPod, iPhone or other audio kit. £39.99.

The SATA Combo Speaker Dock crams an MP3 music player, 2 port USB hub, stereo speakers and a 2.5 or 3.5 hard drive dock into one elegant desktop package. Just drop in your choice of audio laden hard drives and voila, you’ve got yourself a nifty portable media player which will change your life forever. Or not. $59.00.

The Jamo A 804 Speaker is based on a simple principle of space-saving. Since most people are buying television sets that are getting thinner and thinner, it is no surprise that there would be a demand for speakers that are just as skinny.

The A804 Speakers are a mere 3.9 inches thick, and are housed in a black leather/high gloss enclosure. As for what is inside these speakers, they have a .75 silk-dome tweeter with Jamo’s unique WaveGuide technology for clear highs, and “the 4.5-inch midrange and two 4.5-inch woofers provide stirring midrange and deep, booming bass”.

This small speaker enables the TV’s sound to be easier to understand and more enjoyable. It was specifically designed to make voices on the television more distinguishable, therefore allowing you to actually “turn down” the overall volume and still understand each word. Set it right by your chair for personal listening or by the TV for whole room listening. Afterwards, just adjust the volume control to get the perfect audio setting.