Apr 18
The folks at Signal Snowboards like to experiment over the winter months with conceptual deck designs—sometimes they’re practical
Oct 03
If you’re a fan of the supposedly warmer, richer sound of vinyl, you owe it to yourself to outfit your sound system with gear that does your record collection justice. And as long as you’re not scratching on the side, the turntables that McIntosh has been making for decades will do your analog music proud. Particularly the company’s latest model, the MT5, that magnetically floats its glowing platter for ultra-smooth playback.
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Sep 08
If you’re desperate to be scratching while you’re on the move there’s a new place to turn. GET IT? Ugh. Philips and Armin van Buuren just teamed up to release a new portable controller and sound system for iDevices. An updated version of other Philips releases
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Mar 29
So you’ve decided to hop on the vinyl trend. You need a turntable. Pro-ject’s candy hued Debut Carbon tables will appeal to both your eyes and your ears. More »
Aug 01
Philips’ Mini Hi-Fi System lets you dock iPhones, spins them into turntables
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The iDevice clique’s had no shortage of options when it comes to choosing DJ-friendly gear. Now one of the latest peripherals to enter the spinning market is Philips’ Mini Hi-Fi System, which boasts a modest 300W total output power and offers a cozy turntable canvas that has docking room for a couple of iPhones — in theory, iPod touches should be okay to fit as well. Furthermore, the beat-inducing apparatus is also compatible with that rather popular djay application for iOS, making it easier to mix, scratch and blast all your favorite tunes in one place. Philips launched this Mini Hi-Fi add-on a while back, but today it’s finally placing it up for grabs in the UK for a hefty £300, or about $470 if you’re this side of the Atlantic. Be sure to click on past the jump to quickly gaze at a largely appealing pic gallery.
Filed under: Cellphones, Misc. Gadgets, Peripherals
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Aug 01
Pushing the limits of what can be considered an iPod/iPhone dock, Philips’ FWP3200D is like an all-in-one DJ stage show with a pair of 5.25-inch subwoofers that glow and pulse to your music—and a set of digital turntables letting you mix and scratch your beats. More »
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