GarageBand has become a smash hit for anyone who is doing basic music composing. You can plug a USB MIDI keyboard in to play all kinds of instruments, but what about guitars and microphones? What if you have other devices, such as a turntable, mixer, or tape deck. The HarmonyAudio from Miglia is a step [...]
Read More >>Jul122005Review: MacAlly Noise Reduction Headphones
Posted in Reviews, Speakers/Audio and iPhone, iPod, and iPadSome iPod owners stick with their stock earbuds for one reason—they match their iPod the best in appearance. MacAlly hopes to change that with their Noise Reduction Headphones, a product that does exactly what the name implies. These headphones are white and grey with black ear cushions, and actually look okay on your head, unlike [...]
Read More >>Griffin’s iTrip is undoubtedly one of the most popular FM transmitters for the iPod, and apparently that wasn’t enough. The RocketFM is their newest product designed for broadcasting (within 30 feet, that is). Priced at $39.99 and featuring white & clear plastic, chrome, and a blue LED, the RocketFM fits in with most of the [...]
Read More >>As most Macs do not include an audio input, the iMic from Griffin Technology is a workaround. Essentially, it’s a sound card that communicates with the computer using USB.
Read More >>What happens when you take the proven drivers found in the Altec Lansing FX6021 and inMotion speaker systems, and put them in a portable system? The result is the XT1, a pair of speakers perfect for anyone who wants speakers better than the small ones found on many laptops, but don’t want to lug a [...]
Read More >>As Apple does not include an option for surround sound output in most Macs, people who buy 5.1 (5 satellites and a subwoofer) speaker systems often find themselves not using their speakers to the fullest. In the case of Power Macs, the solution is easy — add a sound card, but what about the other [...]
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