America, F%$K Yeah!

Well, we're almost done posting up all the new gear from CES, but somehow I overlooked this little gem. From the guys that brought you the all-Pink series of amps, subs, and speakers comes another specific niche to celebrate-- those who love the good 'ol US of A. InPhase offers these unique subwoofer enclosures, boldly displaying the Stars-n-Stripes in all their glory and a chromed port to add a little flair (c'mon, what's America without a little bling?). Now, I have to be honest, this isn't quite my style, but it definitely is unique and I'm sure somebody out there would rock these with pride. What's more American than the freedom to rock out?? (Well, as long as it's within legal limits, that is...)

Pepto Pink Products are Pretty Pimp

I grew up watching 70's and 80's TV. For the most part, I liked watching run-of-the-mill stuff like the Dukes of Hazzard and Diff'rent Strokes, but every now and again while flipping through the channels, I'd have to stop on Soul Train.  Most of the time I didn’t really care for the band performing, but when you see a guy breakdancing in a superhero outfit, it makes you pause for a minute to see what's going on.

For the most part, I’m pretty jaded when it comes to trade shows in terms of what it would take to make me stop and gawk if I had somewhere else to be. But the guys at the In Phase Audio booth were able to make me do just that with their Pink Range product line, featuring a variety amplifiers, subwoofers, speakers and enclosures—all in pink. And by pink I mean really pink: on a scale of 1 to 10, these products would have to be about a 32. Seriously, I don't think I've ever seen such a pink-all-over treatment on a sub box and woofers. The Pink Range website suggest that the line is marketed primarily towards women—so would these make a good gift for your girlfriend? More pics after the jump.