There is a saying that money makes the world go round – for audiophiles it also makes music sound a whole lot better. The truth is, if you want the best of the best in audio, you need to pay for it. Excellence doesn’t come cheap especially with Harman Kardon and their new top of the line GLA-55 2.0 speakers.
This speaker system’s perfect fusion of performance and unique design makes it a perfect centerpiece addition to any computer, music player or home entertainment device. The GLA-55 exterior is made to look like a solid transparent cut glass with chromed base, making it an attention grabber before even hearing it (GLA-55 is a L337 spelling of GLASS in case you didn’t notice). Its real beauty lies in its unequaled audio quality, deep astounding bass and the ability to produce clean and crisp sound in every direction. This high-end two-piece speaker left no compromise in its design and audio engineering that features bass reflex enclosure, custom copper tubing, Atlas woofers and CMMD tweeters. Furthermore, its use of pure digital amplification and digital signal processing provides the 55’s Atlas AL and CMMD Transducers unprecedented power. The end result is a powerful speaker system that reproduces precise bass and rich frequency response in both lows and highs.
The Harman Kardon GLA-55 features an analog output, touch-sensitive volume with easy mute, and different proprietary technologies. These include Slipstream Port Design, Computer Optimized Equalization and Optimized Compression Topology. Words can’t bring justice to the beauty of the Harman Kardon GLA-55
We love the iPhone and all of its features. The cool iPod media player feature, its touchscreen and the innovative OS that sometimes lack features that we are used to from our past phones. Even with these lack of features, we still use our iPhone and adapt to it. But one thing that bums everybody is its weak speakers. You have to admit that a good music player needs a good sound system to complement it but the speakers on the iPhone just isn’t up the game. It is really weak that a Google search about “weak iPhone speakers” would lead to recommendations of poking the speakers with needles which is a crude way of “fixing” the problem but magically works. Another problem is about the placement of the speakers because it is blocked when playing games on landscape and sometimes even on portrait orientation.
Finally here is the next step for those who outgrown their Guitar Hero, Rock Band and their whammy air guitar. Whether you want to jam solo with your electric guitar or you’re in between finding a new band – the new eBand JS-8 from Boss is the perfect gadget to keep you company. The eBand JS-8 is an all-in-one music player especially tailored for the guitar man in you. Simply load your favorite music files (mp3 and wav) and plug in your guitar to begin jamming and rifting your way to a wicked music session. Just use the eBand’s Guitar/Mic input and the onboard BOSS effect and COSM Preamp will take care of the rest while you enjoy your new “band mates in a boxâ€. Both technologies are based from the BOSS GT-10 Guitar Effects Processor.
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We love wireless technology. Wireless internet, wireless file transfer, wireless bills payment, and even when watching movies we like it streamed wireless to our TV screens. This is why speakers have been upgraded to feed our craving for freedom from the shackles of entangled cables and connecting wires.
An example is the NAO Symphony from cignias. It is called an advanced wireless music station because of its capabilities that would even make other iPod speakers shut-up in vain. First is its Bluetooth wireless music streaming and second is the WiFi music support that controls iPods, streams music, and allow different connection modes. You can control a docked iPod wireless via WiFi if you have a WiFi enabled Blackberry or Apple device. You can change playlists, skip songs, shuffle the tracks and so on without even standing up. The two different connection modes that the NAO Symphony can handle is the direct connection mode where both the smartphone and the speakers connect, and the home network mode where both the smartphone and symphony connect to an access point for better connection and allows multi smartphone connectivity. Audio performance is not left out as this is equipped with 4 speakers that can fill the room with 50 watts of power.
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Size doesn’t matter and that goes for the Zeppelin Mini – the smaller version of the Zeppelin all-in-one sound speaker system for iPod/iPhone, but with an equally great sound quality. Like any of their speaker system, the Zeppelin Mini is intended to be a perfect sound system; a vision shared by company’s founder John Bowers.
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