The Bone Collection iPhone amplifier is kind of like the horn speaker on a gramophone, except that It’s a dock that enhances the sound coming from the iPhone (3G/3GS/4G) without the need for electricity. It can also be oriented vertically or horizontally.
It kind of looks like your iPhone is an elderly man that uses one of those old-timey ear trumpets because he’s hard of hearing.
But don’t take my word for it, as you will see in the video after the break, “the proof is in the Poison”.
Remember that crazy PC/amp from UK-based Orange Amps? Well, they sent around a press release today revealing the price, release date and a full list of specs. It also comes loaded with free music software. Expect to pay $1499 when it launches in August.
If your guitar is the weapon, then your amps and instrument cables are the ammo that will help fire a barrage of melodies at your audience. You can visualize this even more clearly when your cables and connectors have mini pistols and grenades on them. But if you’re using a 10 watt amp, your firepower will be more like a peashooter than a rocket launcher. An additional image is available after the break.
I can’t play the guitar worth a damn, but when it comes to firing up this mini amp, no instrument is required. Just hook up your MP3 player and you are good to go (it also doubles as a computer speaker). Features working treble and bass knobs and a 5-watt output.
Product Page (£20 or around $40)
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