Dust off those old vinyl albums and breathe new life into them with the Photon LP Converter, and get a cool light show at the same time. Talk about being a master at multi-tasking, this geektastic goodie lets you listen to your vintage vinyl records, […]
This Rocket Top Spin Pizza Cutter looks like a record player and you are sure to break all kinds of records. Like for how many pizzas you can cut with it for instance. As pizza cutters go, this one is sailing to the top of […]
Pyle Audio has shown us some cool docking systems in the past and now they just announced the release of new additions to their turntable lineup. The new Pyle Audio Vintage Turntables are a gift that everyone can enjoy. With three models to choose from, […]
Those looking for a coffee cup that has a retro look should take notice of this Record Player Mug. Sadly it doesn’t actually play a record on top, it just looks neat and retro. This ceramic mug has a lid that is shaped like a […]
Wood isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you’re out looking for electronics at say, Best Buy. But if you check elsewhere, there are quite a lot of gizmos made with wood. Remember the wooden iPhone/iPad docking station, e5 wood earphones, wooden iPhone amplifier, and bamboo keyboard and […]
A lot of music buffs I know pride themselves with their expansive collection of vinyl records. One common complaint I hear though, is how they’d like to hear some songs while they’re working on their PCs or on their MP3 player. I never had an […]
There are just some moments when the iPod or Zune doesn’t cut it. I’ve still got some vinyl records that used to belong to my Grandfather stored up in the attic and they haven’t been played for a long time because our trusty old player […]
The TCU-350SD ($208) from the Japanese Scitec company is a “jukebox” designed like a 1950s record player. It plays vinyl records, CDs, AM/FM radio and music from your iPod. You will also be able to convert tracks from vinyl and CD to MP3 format. Then […]
Simon Elvins has created a fully working, manual record player made entirely of paper. The paper cone is used as a pickup, amplifying the sound enough to make it audible. (Via Notcot)
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