Sony announced their six foot glass speaker Sountina NSA-PF1, which is designed for large rooms or halls. The system features a 50Hz to 20kHz frequency response, both analog and digital audio inputs, and is put together under an amber, blue or purple-lit organic glass tweeter that is three feet long. (more…)

Summer, yard, Saturday, kids, pool, chicks, wet. The very familiar mini-party system that’s been going on for decades in an American family is now about to receive a complementary technology infusion. (more…)

The Montegiro Lusso turntable makes us think of the retro style, yet its characteristics are as modern as they could. The manufacturers used acrylic and aluminum to create the three height-adjustable cones it is made from. (more…)

This week I inherited $300,000. Very cool, huh? So, these days I was thinking what to do with this money and I decided to buy a speaker system. I found the perfect system at Goldmund but they won’t let me buy it because they will integrate it into the Goldmund Media Room. Darn, just when I was thinking of how would sound a $300,000 speaker setup. I guess you can’t have it all. Ok, so I was joking about my inheritance, but the Epilogue Speaker System really costs $300,000. These are things in life that are too expensive for my tastes.

Most of the people who are trying to buy a sound system are facing a problem - they can’t find suitable speakers that match the design of their interior. Now, Oskar Daniel came up with an interesting idea called Hive modular speakers which can be placed on the wall. Actually, the speakers can entirely fill up the wall with their pleasant modular shape.

The Hive needs only one cable which includes both the audio and the electricity. The modular speakers can be placed individually in order to provide a better surround system.