Horntones MP3 Automod
Here is a great way to get your message across to other drivers on the road! You can easily install this MP3 car horn into your car and it can store up to 10 different sounds for your 'honking' enjoyment. Blast a lick from your favorite song. How about a line from a movie? Whatever you can think of. Just remember, no sirens, bells, or whistles, those are for emergency vehicles only....
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Best idea ever. Cozy earcovers, sleep while listening to beautiful beautiful anything-but-snoring. Ahhh. Bliss.
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Rock out at your computer desk with this USB drum kit. The kit comes with two drumsticks and can be rolled up for times when you have to put your inner rockstar away.
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Want to share your music with a friend? This little robot allows you to split your headphone port on your iPod or other device so two different sets of headphones can enjoy the jams.
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Every musician should have an amp on the ready
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This is a prime example of "stuff absolutely no one needs"....but it sure is cool! :)
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Brilliant for tots
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I love you little buddy... Working on your PC can sometimes be a lonely experience. Not anymore... now you can buy yourself a new friend in the form of Tengu! Tengu is a fun USB-powered character that lights up and lip-... I love you little buddy... Working on your PC can sometimes be a lonely experience. Not anymore... now you can buy yourself a new friend in the form of Tengu! Tengu is a fun USB-powered character that lights up and lip-syncs to music, your voice, or whatever noise happens to be around at the time. Tengu has slew of different facial expressions that love lip-syncing. He'll be your new BFF in no time! When it's quiet Tengu will fall asleep - as soon as he detects noise (or you blow on him) he'll wake up again. Tengu simply plugs into your computer's USB drive. No software is required! Tengu is a fun little guy who guarantees to bring a smile to that depressing little cubical of yours!
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"The HiJack is a very simple little device. It plugs into your headphone jack and splits it into two jacks. What makes the HiJack so sweet is it's tiny size and keychain clip, so you can keep it with you wherever you go."
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Chemistry geek, you do, indeed, rock!
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If you're looking to convert to cassettes to actual usable audio than look no further. Literally, dream up the most functional way to put a cassette on your computer and it's this and it only cost $300 (probably more than all you... If you're looking to convert to cassettes to actual usable audio than look no further. Literally, dream up the most functional way to put a cassette on your computer and it's this and it only cost $300 (probably more than all your cassettes combined).
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On this Valentines Day the girlfriend that I don't have will spend hours carefully composing the ultimate mixed tape. If this was more than a fantasy, she'd debate the song order and try hard to find tunes particularly meaningful... On this Valentines Day the girlfriend that I don't have will spend hours carefully composing the ultimate mixed tape. If this was more than a fantasy, she'd debate the song order and try hard to find tunes particularly meaningful, but also catch and things I'd never heard. Naturally, she'd fail at this, but i'd applaud the effort and appreciate the savvy that is a mixed tape on a usb,
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Does your guy like music? Doesn't everyone? Well get him a gift that will really make him spin - right round, baby right round. This USB turntable will turn your computer into a DJ station.
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Don't just hear the music... feel the rhythm... and don't get killed walking across the street. Not only can you listen to the music with your whole body with these amazing headphones (they leave your ear canal free and send vibr... Don't just hear the music... feel the rhythm... and don't get killed walking across the street. Not only can you listen to the music with your whole body with these amazing headphones (they leave your ear canal free and send vibrations into the back of your ear which translates into crystal clear Crystal Method - or whatever your tunes are) , you can also hear the honking of the SUV that's about to cross the intersection you are walking into right now... I'd much rather FEEL THE MUSIC than the impact of a front bumper... how bout you?
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I'm ordering this for my husband, like right now! I don't care if Christmas was yesterday. This is fabulous.
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Start'em young learning to control the music that surrounds them and getting them interested in music itself.
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Cassettes where the sh%t when I was growing up. They even gave birth to 'mixtapes' funny enough even mix CDs are now called mixtapes. If you still have any Cassettes you can Archive them to MP3 or CD!
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How cool is this? You can plug a little mini keyboard into your computer. Now you can lay down a tune if you get struck with brilliance in a Starbucks lobby.
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Awesome. I know somebody that could play on this synth all day. Fun stuff.
Tags: music, portable, instruments, gadgets, awesome, synth, synthesizers, Loves., Stylophone Retro Pocket SynthAdded 5 Years Ago from ThinkGeek -
solves the problem of being uncomfortable listening to music and wearing the beanie. But, it creates and entirely new problem, you either have to always wear a beanie or always care two pairs of headsets. Either way, I like it.... solves the problem of being uncomfortable listening to music and wearing the beanie. But, it creates and entirely new problem, you either have to always wear a beanie or always care two pairs of headsets. Either way, I like it.
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My uncle bought one of these so I could convert all of his old albums into CDs and I can't tell you how pleased he was! He just had a 50yr Anniversary party and it really fit the ambient to play all his old 45s through his iPod!
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these are apparently the best possible super noise canceling headphones. they're comfy for long wearing and great sound.
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Geek out with this fabulous mini synth. Oh how I NEED this!
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Whoa. This is awesome! Afull sized electric guitar that rocks out of our computer. Included Guitar Combos software simulates dozens of different amps and effects. Included software also allows for multi-track recording of your pla... Whoa. This is awesome! Afull sized electric guitar that rocks out of our computer. Included Guitar Combos software simulates dozens of different amps and effects. Included software also allows for multi-track recording of your playing. The guitar can also be plugged into a standard amp when you are done recording or usb-ing with it. It's only $99.99, too! It took me way too long to find this. So cool!
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I'm a strong proponent of getting music and technology into a kid's hands a very young age. This Ion Digital Drum Station accomplishes both of these objectives. This portable drum kit has eight touch sensitive pads to which sounds... I'm a strong proponent of getting music and technology into a kid's hands a very young age. This Ion Digital Drum Station accomplishes both of these objectives. This portable drum kit has eight touch sensitive pads to which sounds can be programmed and an electronic drum machine. Also important is that it works with headphones, so the user can bang away without disturbing others.
Tags: toys, kids, music, gadgets, digital music, instruments, music production, consumer electronics, musicianAdded 5 Years Ago from ThinkGeek -
$39.99 Will the cassette tape ever die? In between the beloved LP record and the now familiar CD, there was another music media format - the cassette tape. It was very popular during the 80's and one thing that definitely ma... $39.99 Will the cassette tape ever die? In between the beloved LP record and the now familiar CD, there was another music media format - the cassette tape. It was very popular during the 80's and one thing that definitely made it standout was that, unlike a LP, you could easily record onto a cassette tape. Before that your recording options were primarily limited to reel-to-reel tape machines, which were usually pretty large and sometimes not so friendly. Being able to record onto cassette tape also lead to the ever popular "mix tape" - which was usually a collection of kick ass songs you'd give to your wannabe girlfriend or someone else you were trying to impress. This MP3 player is built into a standard cassette tape, letting you use it as either a uniquely old-school-style MP3 player, or with any car cassette or cassette player to play your music. You will have no problems listening to hours of your favorite songs via the built-in SD card slot, and you can easily change to different songs if you have multiple SD Cards. If you are into retro style looks but with a new technology upgrade, this is a MP3 player worth adding to your gear. * No internal memory - you must supply a memory card * External memory: compatible with SD/MMC card (max. 2GB) * Earphone jack: 3.5mm * USB 2.0 * System: compatible with Windows 2000/XP * Battery: built-in 450mAh lithium battery * Recharge battery via USB cable * Use like a normal cassette in a car cassette player or cassette player * Use as a stand alone MP3 Player * Repeat playback mode * 7 button interface * Dimension: 2.5" x 4" x .45" * Memory card shown is not included
Tags: music, mp3 players, mp3, cassettes, mixed tapes, cassette player, car mp3 player, casette mp3 player, mixed cdAdded 5 Years Ago from ThinkGeek -
Don't let the name scare you off. Ok, well, maybe a little, it's primarily designed for DJ's and those looking for a large variety of effects to apply to existing sound sources. But it's still pretty cool. The innovation he... Don't let the name scare you off. Ok, well, maybe a little, it's primarily designed for DJ's and those looking for a large variety of effects to apply to existing sound sources. But it's still pretty cool. The innovation here is the large touchpad in the middle. Touch, tap, slide, or squiggle your fingers across the pad and you control the effect's length, volume, intensity and more. There're are even red LED's under the pad to show where you are moving and to keep certain movements locked in place, even after you've let go. With over 128 effect programs, just plug in a sound source (even your iPod) and prepare to get blown away by the changes you can make. Additionally, it has a memory bank, so you can create and then store loops of sound for playback or layering over later. But by far one of the coolest features is full MIDI support. PLug it into your laptop and sound editing program, then use the pad to play just about any instrument - super cool. It's around $400, but that's a standard price for all the features you get. I recommend. Plus it just looks cool :)
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Still listening to your LP's and cassettes? The InstandMusic Vinyl & Cassette ripper allows you to plug in your existing turntable and cassette deck in to save into audio files that you can use on your iPod or put on CD's. You can... Still listening to your LP's and cassettes? The InstandMusic Vinyl & Cassette ripper allows you to plug in your existing turntable and cassette deck in to save into audio files that you can use on your iPod or put on CD's. You can also use it to capture audio from the TV, radio, and DVD player. Plugs into your computer via USB, comes with the necessary software.
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An interesting device which replaces the boring chimes or buzzing of regular door bells with whatever MP3 file of your choice. Now you can be greet your guests with the Star Wars theme song or the Star Trek introduction.
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At first I didn't know what I would do to with my unused CD's. Finally, an artsy friend of mine introduced me to this interesting wallpaper which you could fill with various CDs. Now this CD wallpaper hangs in my game room fille... At first I didn't know what I would do to with my unused CD's. Finally, an artsy friend of mine introduced me to this interesting wallpaper which you could fill with various CDs. Now this CD wallpaper hangs in my game room filled with all of my 80's CDs.
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