Well, it looks as if Marshall has gone all in, in the headphones game. After releasing the Marshall Majors and Marshall Minors a bit ago, the classic amp brand has now dropped the Marshall Monitors. The collapsible, over-ear cans, feature a completely detachable double-ended coil cord (complete with mic & remote) that can be plugged into either side of the headphones so you can choose which side you prefer and solid detailing with vinyl leather and brass hinges. They produce deep bass along with natural mids to provide a listening experience that is clear and booming. The Marshall Monitors also come with the F.T.F. system, which allows you to customize the sound to your desired output (either keep the F.T.F. insert in or remove it). Plus, as always, Marshall is just one of those names you ... continue reading
If you have many leather-bound books and an apartment that smells of rich mahogany, we've found your headphones. Actually, all thing considered, the Troubadour cans from LSTN won't even set you back as much as some really good scotch. Available in Beech Wood, Cherry Wood, or Ebony Wood, each pair of Troubadours are ... continue reading
For a no-frills flask that's perfect to toss in your bag when you're out camping or exploring, turn to Stanley. The classic brand has been crafting solid, well-made food and drink gear since 1913. Their latest flask is the first in the Adventure Series which is aimed at being both essential and rugged. With more grip ... continue reading
Dust off those old box speakers you have stored in your basement and put them to good use with The Vamp. The sharp little red cube (also available in white or black) takes those existing speakers you used to have hooked up to your enormous stereo setup and gives them a new life. Simply place The Vamp anywhere on your ... continue reading
We love new, fancy, high tech gadgets to the point that any third party observer would probably consider it an unhealthy obsession. But as of late, we've been far more interested in cramming all those creature comforts we've become used to (Bluetooth, rechargeable lithium batteries, modern amps and speakers, etc.) ... continue reading
Different strokes for different folks applies to a lot of consumer design, but it's particularly prevalent in the world of iPhone speakers. Some people want crazy bluetooth integration with their home stereo, WiFi network and Spotify account. They want to feel like their system is straight out of the house of the future ... continue reading
Don't look now, but cassette tapes are making a comeback. It was bound to happen. Despite their inefficiencies, hipsters were bound to hop on the old school mixtape bandwagon eventually. Now that indie labels are releasing tapes again, you can listen along with your other retro music means, the turntable. This Ion ... continue reading
Making any product available in a camo colorway all but assures that it will be successful in today's landscape. Rather than just slapping some forest or woodland camo on their already popular The Stylus headphones, Nixon deconstructed the standard colors a little bit and then applied them to the headphones. The end ... continue reading
The Slussen from Urbanear is officially the tiniest DJ setup ever. Instead of a pair of Technics, a mixer, and a case full of vinyl, it lets you do play DJ right from your phone. Simply carry around the little splitter dongle on your keychain, pop it into your phone's headphone jack, hookup your speaker and cans, and ... continue reading
If you ask almost anyone what the most influential sneaker of all time is, they're probably going to say Nike Air Force Ones. If you didn't own a pair when you were little, you dreamed about it. If you did own a pair, you guarded those things with your life, never took them off, and dreamed about another pair. The ... continue reading
The guys at Palmer started working on this product because they love iPhones, design and music. We're sold because we love all of those things too. It just so happens that their acoustic iPhone dock (4 / 4S / 5 compatible) is better than what we would have even imagined if we thought up an acoustic guitar inspired ... continue reading
As you're well aware, we're all about the latest and greatest. Mini-computers with fruit badges worn as watches. TVs that come with their own glasses. Entertainment systems that connect to wi-fi, your home computer, and stream your definitely-not-pirated movies to you on your phone half way across the wold. But sometimes, ... continue reading
We like vinyl. The sound, the thrill of the hunt, the nostalgia (for a period we weren't alive to enjoy the first time) and the sheer cool factor of it. We're not going to pretend to understand the science of why a unipivot tonearm and an Ortofon moving magnet cartridge are better than the components in the record ... continue reading
If you're just starting out and haven't reached Slash-like levels yet, tuning your guitar can be a royal pain in the ass. Assuming you haven't developed the ear for it, whipping out a tuner and tightening up the strings can take up a bit of your precious time. With the new Peavey AT-200 guitar featuring Auto-Tune, ... continue reading
Long before white Apple gear, we remember being amazed by tiny cube speakers from Bose. They were one of our first true pieces of audio love. Now, the company that holds a special place in our ears and hearts has given us an awesome TV sound system setup with a single speaker. The speaker fits neatly under your HDTV ... continue reading
Plenty of companies set out with lofty goals, uncompromising ideas and that last little bit of something that they need to create an awesome product. Most of them don't succeed. And Aedle? Well, damn. Have you seen these headphones? After years in development, the Aedle VK-1 Headphones (both the Classic Edition and ... continue reading
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