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Engadget: After going ears-on with some of JBL’s new holiday wares recently, today the company announced availability for four such products ahead of the impending/already-in-progress holiday shopping season. The Soundfly portable speaker ($179 to $199), the OnBeat aWake iPad dock ($139), the OnBeat Venue Bluetooth loudspeaker ($199), and the J Series headphones (which come in a variety of styles and prices, from $39 to $149) are all now available. (more…)

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Pioneer.eu: Pioneer’s highly acclaimed HDJ-2000 and HDJ-1500 headphones range has been expanded to offer DJs and producers greater design choice. Both professional models are now available in cool matte white, to accompany the classic black chrome and deep silver.
Like the existing flagship HDJ-2000s, the HDJ-2000-Ws have been precision engineered to deliver the accurate sound reproduction, comfort and durability demanded by pro-DJs and producers. And the HDJ-1500-W boasts rich bass sound, low impedance and an exclusive soundproofing chamber for pristine sound reproduction across all frequencies. (more…)

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Pocket-Lint: Denon’s new AH-W150 sports headphones are completely wireless, come with integrated controls and are perspiration resistant, making them ideal for your run. (more…)

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Engadget: Believe it or not, what you’re looking at above is a set of headphones — let’s explain. It’s no secret that Skullcandy has been working to improve its tattered repertoire with headphone junkies for the past two years. Nowadays, it’s not uncommon to hear generally favorable opinions about its Jay-Z-endorsed Roc Nation Aviators ($150), and the company has apparently taken notice. (more…)

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What HiFi: Monster may have ended its partnership with the Beats by Dr Dre brand, but now the company has teamed up with Viacom to launch the new Monster DNA range. (more…)

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What HiFi: Logitech has added seven new products to its Logitech UE of portable audio products, with new Bluetooth speakers, an internet radio and new headphones. (more…)

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Übergizmo: If you’re in the market for a new set of headphones, then perhaps Klipsch might have something for you with their recently announced Image X7i headphones. These will be the first ever ceramic headphones built by Klipsch and will set you back $200. (more…)

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Ubergizmo: Sol Republic has a plan to change – in a good way, the world of headphones with the deadmau5 collaboration Tracks HD headphones. It was developed in close cooperation with the multiple award-winning electronic music artist Joel Zimmerman, also known as deadmau5, as well as digital artist Joshua Davis. This is not another artist-inspired headphone just for the sake of appearances, as there are music artists out there who want to nurture their enterprising and creative spirit further while maintaining an interesting artistic view. (more…)

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Pocket-lint: Denon will introduce eight new model headphones before October as part of a new range of audio products from the manufacturer. However, judging by the first two to be revealed, you’ll want to get saving now. (more…)

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Engadget: Leave it to Klipsch to surprise us with new gear for our ears when we least expect it. Within the last day or so, the company quietly pushed a “coming soon” page live on its website chock full of new in-ear headphones. (more…)

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whathifi.com: Tivoli Audio has added five new products to its line-up, including Bluetooth versions of the Model One and PAL radios, as well as its first pair of noise-cancelling headphones, a Bluetooth receiver and a new Radio app. (more…)

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Übergizmo: Urbanears has come up with their most ambitious pair of headphones to date – the Zinken, which is said to be a totally new approach to the concept of a headphone by touting it as a musical instrument. It was specially developed with the professional DJ in mind, although it will not break the bank in any way whatsoever, delivering a bunch of useful features including the TurnCable and the ZoundPlug. (more…)

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