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14 ridiculous music gadgets to make your life better
Some are awesome, some are baffling, but want them all. 14 things you never knew you needed
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by Andrew Trendell | Photos by Press
Tags: Melt Banana
It can be expensive being a music fan - what with all the records, MP3s and gig and festival tickets to buy. But there are some music fans out there who have far too much money. Those fans who let the music go a little bit too far, letting their cash burn a hole in their pocket for any old flight of fancy. These are the type of music fans who will spend loads of money on insane gadgets.
We've scoured the internet to find the most ridiculous. From cool USB record players, classic stylophones and gorgeous waterjet speakers, to baffling and tacky clothing that you can play and a toilet roll holder that will charge and play your iPod - these are 14 utterly insane music gadgets that you can buy online.
Some are awesome, some are awful, but we kinda want them all.
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