The Reference II $300k turntables

Remember the $19,000 turntable from last week? Well you must be some sort of poor person to buy those, because Goldmund's "The Reference II" turntables cost a mind-blowing $300,000. They're a limited series and only 25 will ever exist, but at $300,000 they're the most expensive turntables on the planet. Unless, of course, you count the one I'm selling for $100 billion. It doesn't actually work, and it's more of a pizza box than a turntable, but whatever.

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  August 3, 2007 / Comments

  Skullcandy's new G.I. Headphones come in a variety of military-inspired styles, and even come with bullets across the leather band. They cost $69.95 - which is a bit much considering they're purely fashion-oriented - but they look pretty hardcore. ... / Continue →
• YG Acoustics Voyager $100k Speakers

  June 28, 2007 / Comments

  YG Acoustics has created their line of Voyager loudspeakers which come in at $100,000 per pair. And even if you have the money (which you don't) you probably can't get them because they're only available to music and film "industry leaders." Each s... / Continue →
• Steinway Lyngdorf $150k audio system

  May 24, 2007 / Comments

  Piano maker Steinway & Sons has partnered with Lyngdorf Audio founder Peter Lyngdorf to create a new line of ultra-high end audio visual systems. Steinway Lyngdorf, as the partnership is called, is releasing the Model-D music system which will incl... / Continue →