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In the Mix

Get the spin on home entertainment with funky technology to bring out your inner deejay

Issue November 2010
In the Mix
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1 { hipster } You’ll feel the rhythm with the ION Audio “Discover DJ” computer system’s bass and treble controls, touch-sensitive scratch wheels, crossfader, and tempo matching. $100 at Target

2 { splurge } Rock the jukebox with Crosley’s vintage-style, four-speaker digital player, powered by iTunes and electrified by neon lights and bubble tubes. $4,995 at Brookstone

3 { exclusive } Pump up the volume with these built-to-order speakers that can be customized with patterns, colors, wraps, and more. $1,200-$2,200 at www.leonspeakers.com (opens in a new tab)

4 { artsy } For the record, the “Barky Turntable” by Audiowood boasts a glass platter over a smooth slice of ash wood perched on adjustable spike legs. $1,298 at www.anthropologie.com (opens in a new tab)

5 { basic } Tune in to high-performance sound with “Diddybeats” earbud headphones, featuring a tangle-free cable and polished end caps, from Monster’s Beats by Dr. Dre. $180 at Best Buy

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