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Sizes: 465 x 160 x 141 The fantastic value for money Essen ... Read more

Sizes: 465 x 160 x 141 The fantastic value for money Essentials CHFCD11 Micro Hi-Fi System provides CD playback and radio in a smart package! CDs are easily loaded into the top of the stylish black Hi-Fi, and it also plays CD -R/CD -RW discs. Listen to the music you love on the Essentials CHFCD11 Micro Hi-Fi System !. Minimize

Experience the Bose standard in CD and DAB/FM/AM radio perf ... Read more

Experience the Bose standard in CD and DAB/FM/AM radio performance from a table top music system as elegant as it is easy to use. With the multi-CD changer included in this package, you can also enjoy hours of uninterrupted music from your favourite CDs, including MP3 CDs you've burned yourself. Minimize

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Experience the Bose standard in CD and DAB/FM/AM radio perf ... Read more

Experience the Bose standard in CD and DAB/FM/AM radio performance from a table top music system as elegant as it is easy to use. With the multi-CD changer included in this package, you can also enjoy hours of uninterrupted music from your favourite CDs, including MP3 CDs you've burned yourself. Minimize

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Following 2011’s highly-successful Jumping The Shuffle Blue ... Read more

Following 2011’s highly-successful Jumping The Shuffle Blues Fantastic Voyage takes another dip into the bubbling cauldron of R&B which sewed the seeds for ska on Jamaica’s sound systems in the 1940s and 50s lashing together 85 sizzling biscuits from that formative feet-finding era. It’s well established that the US R&B which started bombarding the island through radio after World War II was picked up by sound systems such as Clement ‘Coxsone’ Dodd and Prince Buster germinating into ska after mating with the Caribbean’s own calypso and other local musical strains. The records being produced in America’s Southern states and cities like New Orleans were loosely termed ‘shuffle blues’; contagious jumping and bulging with animated incitements to party dance or get down and dirty many boasting some of the most caterwaulingly volcanic saxophone solos known to man. The tracks presented on Jamaica Selects Jump Blues Strictly For You straddle the shuffle blues panorama over three CDs (many making their debut in this format). The first disc’s The Roots Of Shuffle Blues (1944-1951) takes off like a rocket with names including post-war godfather Louis Jordan Joe Liggins and his Honeydrippers Roy Milton Sherman Williams Dave Bartholomew Lowell Fulson Jimmy Liggins Amos Millburn Roy Brown and T-Bone Walker. CD2’s The Golden Years Of Shuffle Blues (1951-1954) is emblazoned with the likes of Oscar McLollie Chuck Higgins Rosco Gordon Fats Domino Ruth Brown Jack Dupree Chuck Willis Guitar Slim the Charms Marvin & Johnny Tommy Ridgley Earl Curry Floyd Dixon the Rocking Brothers and of course Louis Jordan. By CD3’s The Big Three Take Over (1955-1960) the rhythm firing on the upbeat over walking bass is blueprinting the ska spring with names such as Nappy Brown Plas Johnson the Penguins Mello-Harps Big Joe Turner Shirley & Lee Vince Monroe Smiley Lewis Lloyd Price Ivory Joe Hunter Professor Longhair Clyde McPhatter Johnny Otis Earl Hooker Ernie Freeman and Hal Paige & The Wailers. These discs should come with a warning: lethal rocking and leaping skank blueprints running amok beautifully presented with knowledgeable fact-packed annotation. Minimize

Following 2011’s highly-successful Jumping The Shuffle Blue ... Read more

Following 2011’s highly-successful Jumping The Shuffle Blues Fantastic Voyage takes another dip into the bubbling cauldron of R&B which sewed the seeds for ska on Jamaica’s sound systems in the 1940s and 50s lashing together 85 sizzling biscuits from that formative feet-finding era. It’s well established that the US R&B which started bombarding the island through radio after World War II was picked up by sound systems such as Clement ‘Coxsone’ Dodd and Prince Buster germinating into ska after mating with the Caribbean’s own calypso and other local musical strains. The records being produced in America’s Southern states and cities like New Orleans were loosely termed ‘shuffle blues’; contagious jumping and bulging with animated incitements to party dance or get down and dirty many boasting some of the most caterwaulingly volcanic saxophone solos known to man. The tracks presented on Jamaica Selects Jump Blues Strictly For You straddle the shuffle blues panorama over three CDs (many making their debut in this format). The first disc’s The Roots Of Shuffle Blues (1944-1951) takes off like a rocket with names including post-war godfather Louis Jordan Joe Liggins and his Honeydrippers Roy Milton Sherman Williams Dave Bartholomew Lowell Fulson Jimmy Liggins Amos Millburn Roy Brown and T-Bone Walker. CD2’s The Golden Years Of Shuffle Blues (1951-1954) is emblazoned with the likes of Oscar McLollie Chuck Higgins Rosco Gordon Fats Domino Ruth Brown Jack Dupree Chuck Willis Guitar Slim the Charms Marvin & Johnny Tommy Ridgley Earl Curry Floyd Dixon the Rocking Brothers and of course Louis Jordan. By CD3’s The Big Three Take Over (1955-1960) the rhythm firing on the upbeat over walking bass is blueprinting the ska spring with names such as Nappy Brown Plas Johnson the Penguins Mello-Harps Big Joe Turner Shirley & Lee Vince Monroe Smiley Lewis Lloyd Price Ivory Joe Hunter Professor Longhair Clyde McPhatter Johnny Otis Earl Hooker Ernie Freeman and Hal Paige & The Wailers. These discs should come with a warning: lethal rocking and leaping skank blueprints running amok beautifully presented with knowledgeable fact-packed annotation. Minimize

Following 2011’s highly-successful Jumping The Shuffle Blue ... Read more

Following 2011’s highly-successful Jumping The Shuffle Blues Fantastic Voyage takes another dip into the bubbling cauldron of R&B which sewed the seeds for ska on Jamaica’s sound systems in the 1940s and 50s lashing together 85 sizzling biscuits from that formative feet-finding era. It’s well established that the US R&B which started bombarding the island through radio after World War II was picked up by sound systems such as Clement ‘Coxsone’ Dodd and Prince Buster germinating into ska after mating with the Caribbean’s own calypso and other local musical strains. The records being produced in America’s Southern states and cities like New Orleans were loosely termed ‘shuffle blues’; contagious jumping and bulging with animated incitements to party dance or get down and dirty many boasting some of the most caterwaulingly volcanic saxophone solos known to man. The tracks presented on Jamaica Selects Jump Blues Strictly For You straddle the shuffle blues panorama over three CDs (many making their debut in this format). The first disc’s The Roots Of Shuffle Blues (1944-1951) takes off like a rocket with names including post-war godfather Louis Jordan Joe Liggins and his Honeydrippers Roy Milton Sherman Williams Dave Bartholomew Lowell Fulson Jimmy Liggins Amos Millburn Roy Brown and T-Bone Walker. CD2’s The Golden Years Of Shuffle Blues (1951-1954) is emblazoned with the likes of Oscar McLollie Chuck Higgins Rosco Gordon Fats Domino Ruth Brown Jack Dupree Chuck Willis Guitar Slim the Charms Marvin & Johnny Tommy Ridgley Earl Curry Floyd Dixon the Rocking Brothers and of course Louis Jordan. By CD3’s The Big Three Take Over (1955-1960) the rhythm firing on the upbeat over walking bass is blueprinting the ska spring with names such as Nappy Brown Plas Johnson the Penguins Mello-Harps Big Joe Turner Shirley & Lee Vince Monroe Smiley Lewis Lloyd Price Ivory Joe Hunter Professor Longhair Clyde McPhatter Johnny Otis Earl Hooker Ernie Freeman and Hal Paige & The Wailers. These discs should come with a warning: lethal rocking and leaping skank blueprints running amok beautifully presented with knowledgeable fact-packed annotation. Minimize

One Systems 106IM, direct weather 2-way system, high perfor ... Read more

One Systems 106IM, direct weather 2-way system, high performance 6"-woofer/compression driver, 100W AES, 400W Peak, 80Hz-16kHz, 8ohms, 90°x40° CD-horn, barrier strip, IP56, U-Bracket, black injection molded enclosure, stainless steel rigging and grill, 312 mm x 185 mm x 217.1 mm, 6.5kg, optional pan/tilt bracket PT-10 PA/Live Equipment / Fullrange Speaker Cabinets Minimize

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One Systems 103IM, direct weather 2-way system, high perfor ... Read more

One Systems 103IM, direct weather 2-way system, high performance 3.5"-woofer/horn loaded tweeter, 50W AES, 200W Peak, 85Hz-20kHz, 8ohms, 90°x40° elliptical CD-horn, barrier strip, IP56, U-Bracket, black injection molded enclosure, stainless steel rigging and grill, 211.2 mm x 156.2 mm x 130.5 mm, 3kg, optional pan/tilt bracket PT-10 PA/Live Equipment / Fullrange Speaker Cabinets Minimize

Portable amplifier systems, with integrated, adjustable mul ... Read more

Portable amplifier systems, with integrated, adjustable multifrequency receiver unit in UHF PLL technology. Operation via mains connection or built-in rechargeable lead gel battery 2 x 12V/3Ah (operating time: up to 4 hours), integrated automatic charging of rechargeable battery Ideally suited for mobile applications at sales events, lectures, etc. 16 selectable UHF frequencies (863.1-864.9MHz) with diversity system 2-way speaker system of high power capability 1 adjustable microphone input via comb. jack (XLR/6.3mm), 1 stereo line input (RCA), common master control and 2-way tone control 1 stereo line output (RCA) 6.3mm jack connection (8Ω) for external speaker Stand sleeveTXA-800:Amplifier system with 1 wireless receiver TXA-800CD:Amplifier system with 1 wireless receiver CD player with "anti-shock system" and slot-in mechanism SD card reader, USB interface Pitch control function TXA-802CD:Amplifier system with 2 wireless receivers CD player with "anti-shock system" and slot-in mechanism SD card reader, USB interface Pitch control function 1 wireless transmitter for the wireless audio link operation of several TXA-800 systemsTechnical SpecificationOutput power : 80WMAX/50WRMSFrequency range: 70-16,000HzCarrier frequency : 863.1-864.9MHzOperating range: approx. 30mSensitivities: Mic inputs: 6mV Line inputs: 130mV Link: -Equalizer, bass: ±15dB/100Hz Equalizer, midrange: - Equalizer, treble: ±10dB/10kHzPower supply : 230V˜/50Hz/150VA, rech. battery: 2 x 12V/3Ah Minimize

One Systems 112IM, direct weather (IP45) 2-way system, high ... Read more

One Systems 112IM, direct weather (IP45) 2-way system, high performance 12"-woofer/ET-Compression driver with 2 horns, 800W AES, 3200W Peak, 60Hz-16kHz, 8ohms, 105°x60° and 60°x40° CD-horn, 2xSpeakon and barrier strip, black injection molded enclosure, stainless steel rigging and grill, 749 mm x 368 mm x 414 mm, 23.8kg, optional: U-Bracket 112IM-U, M10 Forged Shoulder Eye Bolt, FLY-112IM, FLY-112IM-T, DF-IM Down Fill Bracket PA/Live Equipment / Bass Speaker Cabinets Minimize

Boss BR-1600 CD 16-Track HD Recorder - 8 track simultaneous ... Read more

Boss BR-1600 CD 16-Track HD Recorder - 8 track simultaneous recording, 8 mic inputs with phantom power and 8 jack inputs, guitar/bass input, digital in/out (coax), MIDI in/out, 2x headphone out, V-Link, built-in effects processor with effects for mic/vocal recordings including mic-modelling, auto tune, vocal-harmoniser, amp modelling from the Boss GT-6 and GT-6B, compressor and EQ on all 8 input channels, built-in drum machine, 80Gb hard drive and build-in CD-RW writer, Dimensions: 494 x 339 x 99 mm, weight: 4,9 kg Studio/Recording Equipment / Digital Recorders Minimize