The music players that never hit the heights of the iPod
The iPod is dead. Well, to new customers. And so are these music players that could never compete.
The iPod is dead. Well, to new customers. And so are these music players that could never compete.
It’s an expensive but beautiful box of high fidelity sound.
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This might be the best looking Sony Walkman I’ve ever seen.
There’s a new turntable in town, all the way from Germany.
As one of the most influential machines in hip hop over the last 20 years, the SP-303 has a lot of cool features. Here are 5 reasons why you should pick one up.
Novation’s first standalone sampler is set to be a good ‘un.
It’s a new device in an old skin from Akai and its latest MPC sampler.
808s and 303s are at your fingertips.
Supreme’s new SS21 collection features all the hip hop essentials.
Make rhythms in your browser with Groove Pizzeria.
Did you own a Zune? Then you might enjoy this.
Want to build a low-tech ultrasonic record cleaner? LEGO!
JBL’s new stereo amplifier blends style with substance but it will come with a hefty price tag.
Their list featured the likes of Akai, Maschine, and Behringer.
Using Selector—the world’s first AI sample recommendation tool—you can create beats with ease.
Wu-Tang pizza cutters are NOT for the children (because they’re super sharp and dangerous). But Graz Makes’s version is still pretty dope.
Is the Schiit Modi 3 DAC really the schiit? John Darko and many others seem to think so and at $99/£120, it’s worth a try.
The analog bass line synthesizer isn’t an official clone of the 303 but there are plenty of similarities and it costs just $150.
Between Radiohead being held to ransom and vaporwave releases, the MiniDisc isn’t strictly dead. I’ve owned a lot of hardware in my time but one model that always alluded me was a MiniDisc player. My cousin had one in the early 2000s and it was the coolest thing. This was before the days of MP3 …