The new dad and rap deity was spotted carrying an intriguing-looking boombox while walking with Beyonce and their newborn baby girl Blue Ivy Carter in St. Barts last weekend. So what was the mysterious soundsystem fit for rap royalty? The iHome iP4…
The new dad and rap deity was spotted carrying an intriguing-looking boombox while walking with Beyonce and their newborn baby girl Blue Ivy Carter in St. Barts last weekend. So what was the mysterious soundsystem fit for rap royalty? The iHome iP4…
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A cardboard boombox for your iPhone that looks amazing and is recyclable.
New day, new kickstarter project. The Berlin Boombox is a portable stereo speaker made of cardboard with a built-in stereo amplifier. The case is screen-printed with bold black and white graphic art designed by Axel Pfaender.
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The Eco Terra Boom Box is a floating IPX7 waterproof iPhone/MP3 player case which is fully submersible in water. It is built with two large waterproof stereo speakers. and is powered by 4 C-Cell batteries or included AC Wall Charger.
The Eco Terra Boom Box is a floating IPX7 waterproof iPhone/MP3 player case which is fully submersible in water. It is built with two large waterproof stereo speakers. and is powered by 4 C-Cell batteries or included AC Wall Charger. The two full-range 3″ forward firing speakers provide a crisp clean sound and can be played in virtually any position (open, closed, upright, onside, or upside down).
There are loads of portable speaker systems out there to choose from. Few of them are as original as the Bag Of Rhythm from House Of Marley. Using earth-friendly materials like durable canvas fabric and FSC-certified birch, this system features twin 4.5-inch woofers for deep bass and twin 1-inch tweeters for snappy highs. The dock will play and charge iPhones and iPods and the Aux input lets you plug in just about any other audio device. Built as a totebag, you can just throw it over you shoulder and take the party anywhere.
The iP4 is a re-imagining of the classic stereo boombox with intriguing updates for your iPhone and iPod. The iP4 features SRS TruBass digital signal processing technology and 5 band EQ coupled with 4″ carbon composite woofers and 1″ ferro fluid cooled tweeters for sound that has to be heard to be appreciated.
Not content to simply mimic the looks of an old-school, cassette-powered system, the iHome iP4 Boombox borrows the general shape and attitude of classic systems but belongs squarely in the 21st century, thanks to its subdued monotone design, modern technology like SRS TruBass DSP, a flexible iPod/iPhone dock, four-inch carbon composite woofers and one-inch tweeters, an auxiliary input jack, backlit buttons, a five-band graphic equalizer with LCD display, and a decidedly low-tech FM radio.
For more info visit the official website…
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With a clear nod to the iconic ghetto-blasters of the 80’s TDK is bringing the classic back with their new line of sleek boomboxes updated for today’s technology.
With a clear nod to the iconic ghetto-blasters of the 80’s TDK is bringing the classic back with their new line of sleek boomboxes updated for today’s technology.
Currently there are two models, the 3 Speaker Boombox and the 2 Speaker Boombox. Apart from size, the primary difference is that the 3 Speaker model has a dedicated subwoofer in the center, which produces a fantastic vibration sure to get booties shaking. The 2 Speaker boombox features the same pair of 6-inch direct drive units from its big brother that solidify the classic look while offering crystal-clear sound, but adds a leather shoulder strap to the fixed, solid handle. Both stereos strike a balance between old and new with glossy finishes, touch screen control panels and the classic retro rectangular shape.
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Before there were iPods, or even CDs, and around the time cassettes let break dancers move the party to a cardboard dance floor on the sidewalk, there were boomboxes.
Before there were iPods, or even CDs, and around the time cassettes let break dancers move the party to a cardboard dance floor on the sidewalk, there were boomboxes. It’s been 20 years since the devices disappeared from the streets. It’s high time to press rewind on this aspect of America’s musical history.
[via npr]
