FAD GADGETS

Rhodri Marsden on three of the latest must-have gizmos currently putting the prog in progress.

BANG & OLUFSEN BEOSYSTEM 9000C Between 1996 and 2011, Danish highend firm Bang & Olufsen produced the Beosound 9000, a beautiful (and expensive) six-CD changer, which you could mount on the wall and show off proudly to your guests. With the growing enthusiasm for physical media and distaste for streaming, they’ve decided to revive it. A limited number of 9000s are current being refurbished by the firm and integrated with a pair of new Beolab 28 speakers to create a super-retro, super-modern digital music system. I can’t afford one, but I applaud it nonetheless. www.bang-olufsen.com BLIPBLOX MYTRACKS Growing up, the most advanced musical technology available to me was a battered four-track cassette recorder and a Yamaha Portasound keyboard. The new BlipBlox Mytracks, a fully-featured music production studio styled somewhere between…

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