This is a really interesting design because it takes something so primitive and turns it into a modern piece of technology. This is the audio can, a simple tin can that when plugged up with your iPod can produce surprisingly good sound.

One of the biggest complaints about the always popular MacBook is that the tinny speakers can’t handle much bass. This new BassJump Subwoofer acts as a subwoofer only to handle all of the deep bass sounds and lets you use your MacBook speakers as satellite speakers.

This new Spica Speaker has been designed by Yuki Yamamoto. The best way that we could possibly describe this objecct is a modern day lava lamp that feeds on music. Blending music light and water this device will create an amazing show that goes right along with the beats of your favorite songs.

This new Novation Launchpad could possibly be the next big thing in music production. You will get an easy-to-connect panel with 8 x 8 buttons each way, with each one representing a different sound that you program in. This could be stellar for beatmaking on the go.

Dig down deep in those pockets, because the new Bose SoundLink is here and it is just a hair cheaper than $600. Of course it’s a pretty large and expensive purchase, but when it comes to Bose, you know that you are getting every penny worth.

This new wireless speaker from The Sharper Image is good for use both indoors and outdoors. It comes with a transmitter that you can hook up to your MP3 player or other audio source and then hear your favorite tunes wirelessly from up to 160 feet away.

The touchscreen is starting to show it’s validity in the world and appearing in just about everything these days. The Mphony is an AV receiver that features no buttons whatsoever outside of one wheel on the face, with the rest of the controls all touch activated.