Acoustic

Have you ever been sleepless even you are exhausted from heavy workload? You definitely need this Therapy Station to relax your mind and musles. Using binaural Beat, white noise and nature sounds, the therapy station can lead to stress reduction, relief from depression and insomnia, enhance concentration, and help to soothe unsettled babies.

This is not every day when we can see some new products appearing in the market of high-end sound systems and peripherals. But recently, November 2008 was the day when Lin has presented heir new gadget for ultimate sound at low frequencies (30-300 kHz). We are speaking of course about the new generation of Klimax 345 bass loudspeaker. Even though Linn high quality products are always at the edge of sound technologies, they somehow find a way to improve them again and again. But it actually takes them more and more time to release every next loudspeaker, or a disc player, or a crossover, amplifier, etc. The result is always stunning no matter how long did it take them to shave every inaccuracy. So, here is what Linn managed to do with Klimax 345 bass loudspeaker.

The watch also has such unusual for usual watch function as a yacht timer! That means that you are able to time the start of regattas! There is an acoustic signal every minute, but the last 10 seconds it is emitted every second. Pay your attention to such thing, that it is very easy to push the buttons and operate the watch even wearing gloves! Of course, the watch is water resistant.

The acoustic intensity of this item is 10mW/cm2 SPTA and the intensity of its output beam is 20mW/cm2. Has a B type degree of protection against electric shock and a 9V battery for the power source.

This happens due to the natural acoustics of cylindrical objects. Moreover this device has very impressive characteristics: the opportunity to use Wi-Fi, wireless speakers, integrated LED screen, MP3 player, remote desktop syncing, radio, and CD player.

Thermoacoustic engines have been created by Orest Symko and his students at University of Utah. So now heat generated by our devices can be used to make electricity.