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Three Bluetooth speaker cubes that can be used together or separately, up to 120ft apart. The base also serves as a charging station. It has Aux in and out ports, glow lighting and touch sensitive buttons.

While it’s larger than other portable speakers, the Logitech UE Boombox is also big where it counts: its eight drivers make for quality sound. It can be paired with up to three Bluetooth devices at once.

A welcome change from cheap plastic laptop speakers, Bekerwerks’ Hummingbirds are handmade from American Spalted Maple or Black Walnut. Note: 10Wx2 Amplifier not included.

These “open ear” headphones sit directly in front of the ears and deliver sound through bone conduction, from the cheekbones to the inner ear. Wired and Bluetooth models available.

People People has opened a Kickstarter fundraiser for producing the Transparent Speaker. It has a 6.5″ subwoofer, two 3″ drivers, a DSP-enabled amp and a USB port for Bluetooth or Wi-Fi adapters.

The much-hyped speaker is finally available. The “sound deliverer” has two 6″ woofers, two dome tweeters, a 100W PWM amp and the classic Marshall cabinet design. It’s as beautiful as it is expensive.

An audiophile-grade home audio player, the ONE is hand-built from glass and aluminum. It plays most any format as well as streamed services. Control it with its touchscreen, your smartphone or TV.

A great gift for audiophiles, the AK100 supports 24bit/192kHz lossless playback and is the first portable player to have the Wolfson WM8740 DAC. It has 32GB capacity plus two microSD slots.

Aerial7’s Tank DIY Headphones is a blank canvas. Personalize them using spray paint, oils, acrylics, pens, markers etc. It has a 57mm driver and comes with 2 cables – a coiled one and one with a mic.

Designed by Ben Warhlich for An/Aesthetic, the Jack Speaker is made using a unique molding process that makes it appear that its concrete body is seamless. The wooden crossbar reduces vibration.

Designed for athletes, iSport headphones are waterproof – they don’t mind if you sweat or if you take them in the shower after your workout. In-ear clips ensure they stay in while you move.

Acoustically amplifies the sound from an iPhone or iPad. The iPhone dock works with all iPhones and the iPad dock works with all iPads and iPhones. Made by Matt Richmond for Restoration Hardware.

Midrange headphones from the luxury speaker maker. These noise-isolating on-ear headphones are made of leather and aluminum and equipped with MartinLogan’s vaunted electrostatic speakers.

Swedish headphone maker Urbanears collaborated with wool experts Harris Tweed to release a special edition of the former’s Plattan on-ear headphones, which of course get sweet handwoven wool covers.

The Beats Executive eschews the bright colors of the brand with a formal polished metal finish and black leather headband and pads. It also has active noise cancellation and an airline adapter.

The Motion Vision is a 100W all-in-one surround sound system. It has three 1″ tweeters, four 4″ woofers and 7 amplifiers. It accepts digital optical, digital coaxial, and analog stereo inputs.

Joey Roth complements his ceramic speakers with an equally beautiful ceramic sub. It has a 50W amp, and a 6.5″ neodymium driver with a paper diaphragm. Frequency response is 40Hz-200Hz.

Unmonday’s 4.3L is a beautiful AirPlay speaker. It has a porcelain body, a 10W driver and a 10-hour battery. You can chain multiple units together to go from mono to stereo to Dolby surround sound.

Similar to the Zumreed Hybrid, the Boomphones lets you go from solo to sharing thanks to its two external speakers. It has an internal battery that lasts up to 10 hours in Boombox Mode.

The wool-wrapped Libratone Zipp is a portable speaker that can use Apple’s AirPlay tech even without a Wi-Fi connection. It has a 4″ bass driver and two 1″ tweeters. Its battery lasts up to 8 hours.

Outdoor Tech’s Turtle Shell can go wherever you go. It’s dust proof, water-resistant, can be clipped or mounted, and it has a built-in rechargeable battery and a pretty funny promo video.

The new iPod Nano trades its wristwatch form to make room for more features: a bigger (2.5″) multi-touch screen, Bluetooth support, live-pause radio and integrated Nike+ fitness apps.

Has the same 4″ screen as the iPhone 5, the same A5 chip that powers the iPad 2 & 3 and the iPhone 4S, plus a 5mp camera with flash, all fitted into a very slim aluminum body that comes in 5 colors.