Klipsch Mode M40 Noise Canceling Headphones Coming Fall 2011!

Klipsch has always created some awesome headphones, many of which possessed passive noise cancellation. They have decided to fill the active noise cancellation void this fall with the Mode M40 Noise Canceling Headphones. Featuring dual-drivers (40 mm and 15 mm speakers), active noise reduction, and a mic/button remote, this will be quite the full featured device. To top it all off, Klipsch has bestowed upon it some rockin' good looks too! Hit up the source link for some drool worthy photos, and be prepared to shell out the $349.99!

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Orig Audio ROCK-IT 2.0 - Turn anything into a speaker!?

So you want to listen to music via speakers but you don't have speakers with you? Orig Audio seems to have you covered with the ROCK-IT 2.0. Essentially this device will turn anything into a speaker via its vibration creation. You can apply the device to various materials like cardboard boxes, appliances, coolers, drawers, garbage cans, and many others. Hit up the source link for more details!

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Audyssey Lower East Side Media Speakers - Audio Candy for your Computer!

Audyssey has created some great audio products in the past like their South of Market Audio Dock. They are continuing that tradition with the announcement of their Lower East Side Media Speakers. Featuring unique elements like digital optical audio inputs, it will be versatile in its ability to connect to various playback devices, while also promising superb audio quality and visual appeal. They will be available in the third quarter of this year for a street price of $199.99. Hit up the source link for more details and the glorious picture gallery.

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iBamboo - Electricity Free Bamboo Speakers for the iPhone 4 (KickStarter)

Kickstarter has really been a good place to jumpstart great ideas and iBamboo just might be one of them. This is essentially a electricity-free method of amplifying the iPhone 4's speakers producing bigger sound. We have seen other variations of these sound amplifying devices, usually created from plastics or other materials, but none are usually as simple in design and aesthetically pleasing. If this project does not get off the ground with backers, maybe Grovemade can provide a helping hand, this product seems to be right up their alley. Hit up the source link for more details.

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