Logitech and their audio group Ultimate Ears have released a $999 pair of custom in-ear reference monitor headphones. They teamed up with EMI Music’s Capitol Studios for the appropriately named In-Ear Reference Monitors.
They are designed for studio musicians and studio engineers and intended for use while recording, mixing and mastering original music content. They are indeed the perfect pair of headphones for studio use, boasting -32 dB of noise isolation and three balanced armature speakers. They are available now.
So you like racing but can’t afford your own Formula 1 vehicle with accompanying track? Don’t worry. MS4R has got you covered. The MS4R Motion Simulator Pro is a masterpiece of high-end faux racing design. It’s based off of Olympic racing training principles so you are sure to learn a thing or two as well. The MS4R is fully adjustable, capable of 250 actuator updates per second and can accommodate a wide variety of drivers, weighing up to 250lbs. Best of all? It’s plug-n-play. You can’t say that about an actual car. Upkeep and all.
The MS4R Motion Simulator Pro normally retails for $14,990, but it’s currently available at a discount from USA Jumping for $9,900.
This gaming chair is going to change the way you game. The new X-Dream Gyroxus PS3 gaming chair is designed to enrich your total gaming immersion experience. It uses simple, yet effective technology. There are no motors or batteries here, folks. It uses some simple gyroscopes to let your own body do the work. It offers full motion control which promises to take you right into all of your favorite games. The chair comes with a contoured seat and a customized PS3 wireless controller. It can also be configured for the Xbox 360, PC, PS2 and Wii. It’s available now at a cost of £399.95 (US $632.)
Like working out? Like Nintendo? Then boy do we have the product for you. Selected as the VIP Asia 2010 - Product of the Year by Aving, the Frevola T7A treadmill not only gives you a supreme workout, it also keeps you entertained!
This treadmill has a host of features. It slows down and speeds up according to your built-in human tempo. It also features slots for media of all types, including music and movies. The top dog on the feature-front, however, is the touchscreen video game center. That’s right. Touchscreen. Get your Nintendo on in style. Other features include USB connectivity, built-in virtual trainer, gaming and workout program, stereo speaker, stereo headset and the optional Polar heart rate monitoring system.
You audiophiles know you aren’t anyone until you’ve got an ultra-high-end loudspeaker system. Well, PBN audio has got you covered. Their just relased Montana WAS-2 loudspeaker system comes with more bells and whistles than you can shake a trebly stick at.
For those who are willing to spend some huge bucks on quality sound, here are the Montana WAS-2 loudspeakers. They may just change your life. They are meticulously engineered and hand-assembled, but that’s not all. Every bit of the speakers, from the wiring on up, was chosen for the truest and best sound options available. The Montana WAS-2 features two 15” ultra long-throw sub-woofers hovering in the proprietary wishbone support bracket to deliver unrivaled performance. It also comes with a pair of 8” mid-woofers with coated pulp cones that guarantee some smooth frequency response. Not bad.
So how much will audio perfection set you back? Around $66,500. Smoke em if you got em. The speakers are available in a wide variety of finishes.
We all like tables! You can sit near them. Eat on them. Heck, even rest your head on them when you are feeling beaten and tired. Still, they aren’t very interactive. That is, unless your table happens to double as a 1983 Pac-Man console. That all ends now.
Here is the new One-2-One Interactive Table from the Touch Revolution team. This table is perfect for any environment, from bedroom to work station. The table integrates a 40-inch LCD monitor, and you can use it both as video screen and touchscreen computer. Multiple input sources mean you can run just about any file imaginable on the table. This beast puts the iPad to shame! Look at the size!
You read that title right. Audi has finally released it’s long-anticipated, um, foosball table. The popular maker of luxury sports cars have taken some time off of the car biz to focus their energies on where it really belongs: Everyone’s favorite bar game.
Their foosball table just may be the most expensive to ever grace this humble planet. It costs over $15,000 and features aluminum casing along with stitched leather that meets the high standards demanded in professional tournaments. The company vows to be making only 20 of these units so you had better hop on it fast. Or, twirl on it, however foosball is played.
iPhone owners love their iPhones. They really, really love them. So it makes sense that they’d want somewhere fancy to put them when they aren’t using them to ignore your conversation at dinner. Enter the Calypso Crystal iPhone stand. These pretty babies are made from leaded crystal and range in price from $199 to $349. But of course you’ll spring for the highest price model. Your precious little iPhone demands the best, right?
Keep in mind they are coming from Europe so allow two weeks for delivery.
Advanced loudspeaker design has progressed quite nicely over the last ten years. Gone are the days of huge behemoths that took over any room they happened to be placed in. Welcome to the future. the high-end speaker manufacturer Eclipse has refined its TD712z speaker range to create the MK2 loudspeakers. The units are designed for stereo music playback. They can also be used as the surrounds in a full 9.1 home cinema setup. These speakers will set you back $7750 but are well worth it or you audiophiles out there.
