The best way to listen to a band is live on stage, smashing guitars and all… but if all you’ve got is a puny iPod, you can get a tiny bit of that atmosphere back with the .

It can output 5W of power and gets its juice for batteries or an USB port, but the best part is that the little Bass, Treble and Volume dials are adjustable.

However, as nice as it looks, I can’t help but thinking it’s a bit lame. Rock is supposed to be big and loud, after all…

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But there’s a way to improve that experience… yes, another mini-speaker! This one’s actually smaller then the rest, so it’s a .

Small but powerful though: it’s got an internal amp so it’s pretty loud… loud enough to get you hateful glares, at least. It charges through USB and connects to any 3.5 headphone jack, so it’s extremely convenient to use.

(But only around people who asked for the music, we hope.)

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Seriously, how many of you have kept their large headphones instead of sticking to earbuds only because they were warmer? I sure did… But no matter how comfy the headphones are, no one designed them for heat retaining purposes, so your ears are bound to freeze at some point.

Threrefore, making a pair of earmuffs that can deliver music is just about brilliant. They’re fluffy, they look funky, they keep you and your iPod close… they’re buy generic viagra online thing to buy this winter and I’m dying for a pair.

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The mp3 player itself can serve very well, but the looks better and swallows the earbuds too. That’s a good thing, by the way.

Why? Because the spikes are perfect for wrapping the wires around, and once you stick the earbuds inside his mouth, they will stay in place and won’t slide off to get tangled.

Doubles as a stress reliever too.. take it with you to class and squeeze it after the teacher tells you to stop listening to music.

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Done? Yes, it’s just that bad. It’s got the “i” because it’s trendy, and yes, it’s a real (well, almost real) pair of boobs that serve as a speaker.

The instructions are very simple: place head between the padded breasts and listen to the music. You’ll feel… just like you had your head between two huge pink plush mounds that look incredibly stupid.

Guaranteed to be a popular gift gag for all the birthday boys… Be afraid, be very afraid.

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…but a minute or two of reading might, because the sound great (both on “paper” and in the ears, we hope). These silicone adapters fit over most earbuds (including those sold with popular mp3 players like the iPod and the Zune) and make music lovers’ lives a bit easier.

If you’ve got a problem with earbuds falling out of your ears (my bane), you’re going to want a pair: the flexible fins you see in the photo follow the shape of the ear canal and make the headphones stay put even when exercising. Of course, since they only come in 2 sizes there’s bound to be some people out there whose ears they don’t fit, so don’t expect miracles.

The same fins also help increase noise cancellation: you can’t expect the traffic noises to go away entirely, but the Acoustibuds promise to at least improve the experience.

Thanks to a technology called Twin Cone Core, the adapters also aim to make the original earbuds sound better… an audiophile would probably disagree, but then again audiophiles probably wouldn’t even touch a pair of headphones included with a music player.

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