Affordable and audiophile don’t go together that often.

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

We’ve done some listening to Anthony Gallo’s speakers in the past (Blast, Globe). So we’re happy to take a look at the first photos and specs on his new Strada main and center speakers.
The Strada will feature a new impulse correction system as well as the latest version of the company’s patented tweeter: the CDT [...]

Sometimes you can just allow yourself to sit back and enjoy the music. [...]

We can finally declare things interesting in the Blast Audio Issue by looking at the Orb Audio Mod series product line.

These ones pass the test.

September 1, 2008 by Kellen Rice  
Filed under Features, Life, The Issue, The Magazine, The Page One Story

Whether you’re an undergrad headed to the dorm or just moving into your first place, you’re leaving the nest and need stuff.
For the college crowd, by now, you’ve not only had a few awkward Facebook conversations with your new roommate (look to see how many pictures he or she is tagged in that are added [...]

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. [...]

Without question, the PowerCube Plus ACS48 was one of a few product releases by Altec Lansing, Labtec and a few other companies that changed computer audio forever. Ten years ago, soundcards were starting to get better, but speaker offerings still largely consisted of two-piece, unpowered sets that sounded like cheap headphones. The PowerCube Plus ACS48, [...]

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 [...]

Nevada-based furniture designer Alberto Frias LLC has released a space age bed called the “Transport,” and it looks like it can travel across galaxies.
The Transport Bed includes an audio/visual system based on detailed research, Frias said in a statement Tuesday. The audio system features four-inch Anthony Gallo Nucleus Micro speakers and a 240-watt MPS subwoofer [...]

January 3, 2008 by John M. Guilfoil  
Filed under Science and Technology

I have been interested in Anthony Gallo products since before my review of the A’Diva Ti system a few months back. If you happen to be in Las Vegas next week, you might want to try to get near room 29-336 at The Venetian. That’s where Gallo will unveil the TR-3 subwoofer and the [...]

It’s got a good little “thump” to it. [...]

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 [...]

In an electronics store, Anthony Gallo speakers the usually the ones in the demonstration room that sound amazing but look like something off the space shuttle, and are sometimes the same size.
The A’Diva Ti satellite speaker system isn’t nearly as mammoth. It’s another in a series of trendily tiny speakers with big sound — [...]