The Wavelength 450 music series got underway on Saturday night around nine, with music from the Elemental Choir, The Luyas, Hooded Fang, Brides and finally, One Hundred Dollars. Almost every band had the crowd shakin” it at the front of the stage, but One Hundred Dollars shone through as the best act of the night.
By: Jen Ford Source
The MBL 101 X-Treme Speaker System costs $250,000, weighs 1.5 tons and features four omni-directional mirror imaged speaker arrays with a single bass tower and integral amplifier. If all that stuff made your pulse race and mouth drool, and you’re a member of a Gulf state royal family, hey, this one’s for you. Remember though that as iPod docks go, it may need a tad more space in the bedroom than you’re used to, Your Highness.
The mbl Flagship, the embodiment of thirty years of research and development. Unquestionably our most ambitious effort to date, each hand finished X-treme is a thing to behold, a sculptural device that benefits for classic Germany attention to detail, and obsession with perfection. This World-class loudspeaker uses three pulsating spheres (for bass, midrange, and high frequencies) as a starting point, MBL’s engineers and craftspeople employed carbon fiber, aluminum, steel, acrylic, and wood to create this massive four-tower speaker system. Every disc is a concert ticket to a live performance
By: Redferret Source