We spoke with one of the fierce gamers.

Promises 10 hours on AA batteries.

They’re amazing, but how much amazingness do you need?

Part dream-job, part reality show competition, and part marketing gimmick, headphone and sound equipment manufacturer Sennheiser is putting together a new summer program called The Sennheiser Sound Tour.
Teams, divided by gender for maximum entertainment value, will travel across the US and Canada promoting Sennheiser’s products in a competition to [...]

Sometimes you need a bit more power than those shiny white earbuds that come with your iPod can offer.
That’s where an entire audio sub-industry has sprung up, catering entirely to iPod owners who want to “dock” their music box somewhere and jam to a room-filling sound that’s not mashed into their ears.
Blast and The Boston [...]

I still take crap from sanctimonious Justin Long-loving Mac people about the the holy artsy abilities of the Macintosh.
No doubt, bro. Mac’s got mad skillz. Word to your one button mouse.
Adobe Creative Suite runs just fine on my Dell, but for audio, and for the past, oh, 10 years, it’s been Acid Pro.
As I’ve said [...]

One of the funnest things about the Logitech Squeezebox Boom is listening to Radio One London from an apartment in Boston.

It’s bloody costly, but if you absolutely have to have the best stereo/radio/alarm clock, drop your chips here.

Like it or not, HD Radio sounds good, and for the $100 you’ll spend on Amazon for this baby, Cambridge SoundWorks makes their case.

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We have over a dozen Plantronics Audio 350 gaming headsets that we’re just throwing at our readers right now. Enjoy the ultimate gaming headset for free!
What do you have to do to get one of these freebies? Write a review! Review a new movie, music album, video game, software, [...]

Acid Pro first came out in 1998 and was the first true loop-based Desktop Audio Workstation. It’s been popular with bands, DJ’s and producers ever since.

September 30, 2008 by John M. Guilfoil  
Filed under Gadget features, Science and Technology

Sonoro Audio, a German designer of high-end audio products, announced Tuesday that it is releasing a clock radio that’s decorated with about 4,000 black and white Swarovski crystallized stones.
The Swarovski crystals cover the outside of the radio forming a tattoo-style vine wrapping across the product, the company said in a statement.
You can have some bling [...]

Does everyone have to say “works with iPod!” when they mention any sort of audio gadget?

It’s heavy and shiny and costs as much as a high-end home audio center channel, but the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin will do things to your iPod audio that you weren’t sure she was capable of.

Review: The cubular iHome iH12 iPod dock is an iAwesome iWay to iPlay your iTunes and iVideos

It’s certainly priced right, and if you’re looking for a clear, compact speaker that won’t need its own room and require multiple wall and ceiling mountings, the SoundBar is a great choice. [...]

High-end (they say “distinctive”) audio manufacturer Sonoro is storming into the American market with the release of the “cubo” line.
The product will come in two flavors — “cubo elements” and “cubo fusion.” The elements model comes with Internet radio that allows users to choose from 10,000 radio stations. There is also an AM/FM version of [...]

iSkin’s Cerulean line of products is a handy collection of Bluetooth accessories and earbuds for iPod’s, laptops and other audio devices that let’s you go cordless. They work with laptops, iPods and mobile phones for hands-free calls.
They come in a wide variety of packages and configurations.
In a nutshell, there are three main Bluetooth devices, the [...]

October 2, 2007 by Matt Hemenway  
Filed under Reviews, Science and Technology, Software

Sound Forge is Sony’s professional digital audio production suite. Long considered one of the frontrunners in its class, SF has garnered much attention and has won the hearts of many with a well-polished user interface and lots of attention to detail.