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  • Audeze's Sine are lightweight planar magnetic headphones

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    Billy Steele
    Billy Steele
    01.05.2016

    Usually, planar magnetic headphones aren't the most portable cans. At this year's CES, Audeze unveiled its much more portable Sine planar magnetic on-ear headphones. What does that mean exactly? Well, the planar magnetic tech uses a thin diaphragm rather than typical headphone drivers, touting higher accuracy and more detailed sound. These particular cans are also lightweight and don't pinch in on your head, which sometimes can be a struggle, especially with the extra heft you have when dealing with audiophile-grade headphones.

  • Ask Engadget HD: Best power and line conditioners for a big home theater?

    by 
    Richard Lawler
    Richard Lawler
    05.07.2009

    Alright, this one will separate the serious home theater heads from the rest. While a dedicated mains and UPS may be the way to go for some, a need for clean power distribution should make James' question a consideration for any high end setup: "What do you recommend for power and line conditioners for large home theater systems? Monster units are the only ones I'm familiar with, but i know they're not the most liked company around these parts. Suggestions?" James, we hear you. You need a solution where better cabling might provide actual benefit and don't want to finance next weeks crush-the-little-guy lawsuit, we've all been there. We haven't covered a lot of power conditioners around these parts so why don't you let him know what's providing controlled AC to your system?

  • DIY ShiftBrite coffeetable a beautiful, headache-inducing conversation piece

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    Laura June Dziuban
    Laura June Dziuban
    05.04.2009

    Searching for the perfect coffeetable is a struggle we know well. DIYer macetech has sidestepped the whole "boring" furniture problem by installing 81 ShiftBrite LED modules into a 2x2 foot IKEA table which run a sine plasma into HSV/RGB conversion by way of an Arduino. Sure, it's probably not something your grandmother would want in her living room -- but your friends would undoubtedly be pretty jealous to see this thing hanging out in your place. Watch out for seizures, though. Video of the table in action after the break.[Via Make]