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Massive iPhone Dock Pumps Out Sound With 10,000 Watts of Power
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Congratulations, you just gave away the plot to the next Android phone's commercial.
Seriously.
Maybe Behringer should spend a little less time making useless promotional displays, and a little more time coming up with unique ideas for their products.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/page-45960_32_0.html
One of these in my truck, firing maybe four 32" subwoofers... fun to think about. If I pointed the speakers to the rear I could cruise the freeways with the motor off. And nobody would tailgate me.
Samsung looks like an innovator compared to Behringer. Behringer's products are far more blatant ripoffs than the Galaxy Tab ever was!
Well... I'm guessing this will work for one or two shows before it dies... like all Behringer products
Although... I have to say... if Back to the Future was made today, I think they might have used this instead of that huge guitar amp
hehe that is nothing
Jean Michel Jarre's AeroDream One is much bigger.. and way more expensive
http://www.jarre.com/aerodream-one-ipod®-iphone®-dock-speaker
Jean Michel Jarre's AeroDream One is much bigger.. and way more expensive
http://www.jarre.com/aerodream-one-ipod®-iphone®-dock-speaker
I laughed so hard I started to cry after seeing how small the iPod was compared to the thing. I still can't even stop laughing.
And if they sell it, someone WILL buy it.
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Let me, uhh, climb my ladder to change the song.
These things are ridiculous.
And if they sell it, someone WILL buy it.
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hehe that is nothing
Jean Michel Jarre's AeroDream One is much bigger.. and way more expensive
http://www.jarre.com/aerodream-one-ipod®-iphone®-dock-speaker
Let me, uhh, climb my ladder to change the song.
These things are ridiculous.
Tons of great music has been performed and recorded with Behringer (and frankly much worse) gear, the stuff may not be the best but it's generally less of a limiting factor than the human using it.
But whatever...it's a pretty cool demo...probably just a whack of 500W PAs under the covers but hey...it all makes sound.
But whatever...it's a pretty cool demo...probably just a whack of 500W PAs under the covers but hey...it all makes sound.
That $30,000 would be better put towards these at about $48,000 a pair with sub.
http://futuremusic.com/blog/2007/10/05/adam-audio-announce-s7a-mk2-4-way-flagship-monitors-massive-sub2100/
http://futuremusic.com/blog/2007/10/05/adam-audio-announce-s7a-mk2-4-way-flagship-monitors-massive-sub2100/
hehe that is nothing
Jean Michel Jarre's AeroDream One is much bigger.. and way more expensive
http://www.jarre.com/aerodream-one-ipod®-iphone®-dock-speaker
Now that's impressive. Love me some JMJ; I can imagine "Oxygène 8" coming out of it right now.
As far as Behringer... well, I'm one of those "pro-sumer" small home studio owners, and I still chose a Peavey RQ200 over any of the Behringer desk mixers. Behringer mixers look just too cluttered.
Clever
This is clever marketing, it will be featured in countless magazines and websites, creating free advertising for the Behringer brand. Of course the product itself is a joke.
Regarding their usual products, indeed not for serious studio work, but they have some interesting tools for a good price that will appeal to those who like to tinker with audio.
For example, like an equalizer (Ultracurve DEQ) that works completely in the digital domain, and that can do auto calibration with many many options. It is interesting to put it between a cd player and a proper d/a convertor. No, it not a Theta device, but fun. I experimented with the previous version. They also have a very configurable all digital active filter, great if you tinker with loudspeaker diy projects.
Finally, for simple podcast needs, their entrylevel usb mixers and microphones can suffice.
This is clever marketing, it will be featured in countless magazines and websites, creating free advertising for the Behringer brand. Of course the product itself is a joke.
Regarding their usual products, indeed not for serious studio work, but they have some interesting tools for a good price that will appeal to those who like to tinker with audio.
For example, like an equalizer (Ultracurve DEQ) that works completely in the digital domain, and that can do auto calibration with many many options. It is interesting to put it between a cd player and a proper d/a convertor. No, it not a Theta device, but fun. I experimented with the previous version. They also have a very configurable all digital active filter, great if you tinker with loudspeaker diy projects.
Finally, for simple podcast needs, their entrylevel usb mixers and microphones can suffice.