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Audio Spotlight  
A New Crop of Favorites

Fun products from Altec Lansing, Kanto AV Systems and JayBird make sure that no matter where you are or what you're doing, you've got high-quality sound right there with you. From work outs to game time to tooling around the house, these products aren't messing around--serious audiophiles and newbies alike will appreciate the inner (and outer) beauty of these products.


Altec Lansing BackBeat Pro
Sure, your iPod came with free earphones, but does that mean they're any good? Anyone who's ever used them on a crowded train or noisy street can tell you you really have topump up the volume to hear your usic clearly, and you know what that leads to...yeah, deafness. Altec Lansing wants to save your hearing--and doesn't a hundred bucks sound like a reasonable price? The Backbeat Pro earphones were designed to block out all ambient noise so you can listen at a safe, low volume, and it does it with an eight piece fit kit complete with dual flange technology to keep outside noise where it belongs. Underneath the two flanges are full range mini speakers with built in amps that give you balanced, low-distortion sound that won't bust your eardrums.

www.alteclansing.com | Price: $99.95


Kanto AV Systems SYD 5
Handcrafted for the serious audiophile, Kanto AV System's SYD 5 iPod speakers offers a remarkable blend of style and sophistication. The wireless remote shipped with the unit controls everything from volume to sound mix to the click wheel, but that's not the only thing that will have you jumping for joy. Unlike many other iPod speaker units, the SYD 5 doesn't sound tinny or muffled or flat--you get real, full-range, sound complete with a bass reflex port that will have you pumping up the jams all around the house. You can even hook this bad boy up to your TV via the S-Video output to watch video or view photos from your iPod on your HDTV. Works with any dock-connecting iPod.

www.kantoav.com | Price: $359.00


JayBird Tiger Eyes
Jaybird is a well known maker of high quality headphones, and we've given them love before...but now we're really excited. The Tiger Eyes headphones do double duty as iPhone headsets, have full remote controls for your iPhone or iPod, and are built for active people: they have a lifetime warranty against sweat! Titanium coated speaker diaphragms contribute to a crisp and clean sound and ensure a longer lasting product, while warm bass tones keep your workout moving. If the sound quality from these is any indication, they might be the last set of headphones you ever want to buy.

www.jaybirdgear.com | Price: $89.00


Altec Lansing Stage Gig
Often, we think the only things missing from our Rock Band nights are lights, amps and a fog machine. Altec Lansing's got us taken care of one one front with the Stage Gig floor amp, designed to pump up your gaming with realistic looks and killer specs...just plug your PlayStation, Wii or Xbox in and enjoy the bone shattering bass and clear treble this tour sized portable wonderbox brings. If you want to really wreck it, you can easily link two together...not that we're recommending that, as it may warrant police action. There's volume control, too, in case your neighbors don't fully appreciate the charms of The Clash at full blast.

www.alteclansing.com| Price: $99.95

 

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