I have to agree that there are so many iPhone accessories out there these days that trying to find the right almost takes a week’s worth of constant searching. Which one should I pick? Will it do what I want it to do? What do I really need? Those are usually the questions we ask ourselves over and over when we look for something to complement our gadgets. It’s especially hard to navigate through the jungle of all the docks available for the iPhone, and by the looks of it, it’s not going to get any easier as time goes on. Don’t get me wrong though, it’s good for the customers that there are competing brands and accessories, but finding the right one is sometimes a nightmare.
It feels a little easier though when you are looking for something that is out of the ordinary, and when your wallet is the size of Bill Gates‘. If you are looking for a unique iPhone dock, and if you don’t care about the cost and size of it, have a look at the Behringer iNuke Boom dock. It’s an accessory that you can be damn sure none of your friends have. Why? Because it weighs in at 700 pounds and costs $30,000.
Yeah, it’s an insane colossus of a dock, and if you were ever to have a party, you could probably rent a 40,000 seat stadium somewhere and the people in the back would still hear what you were playing perfectly clear. It busts out 10,000 Watts and is enough to obliterate any eardrums within a mile’s range. Don’t think that you will be carrying this thing with you on the vacation either. Nah, once hauled into your house, it will probably stay there until it deteriorates into nothing in about, oh, let’s say a couple of thousand years or so.
Via: [Uncrate]
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