If sound is unseen, might as well make a speaker that is such. The People People Invisible Speakers ($TBA) are encased in a transparent box, leaving it to be barely unnoticeable and pretty much sink into any background. Its lack of visibility doesn’t mean a deficiency in sound, on the contrary, high-quality audio booms out of the see-through box. The speakers come with a small Wi-Fi antenna that can be connected into any music device, computer, or smart phone out there; as well as with old stereos or vinyl players. With its distinctive design, it would never feel out of place in any space.

Maybe it’s because we’re all about Feng Shui in the office, but we’re partial to gadgets with minimal design. And the Hidden Speaker ($120) is definitely one of them. The Hidden Speaker features a unique design that integrates a speaker into a sleek enclosure that doubles as a volume knob. The more you lift the cap and expose the speaker, the more sound you’ll enjoy. The Hidden Speaker runs on rechargeable batteries with 30 hours of uninterrupted play time on a single hit. It uses Bluetooth to wirelessly stream audio and has a built-in AM/FM radio.

Behringer brings a nuke-sized ‘boom’ to your living room (if it fits in there)with its outrageously colossal 8ft x 4ft Behringer iNuke Boom ($30,000). Your iPhone or iPod will look noticeably miniscule when put atop the 700lbs+ behemoth with over 10,000 watts of power. Behringer, a respected name in the audio equipment industry, redefines the meaning of ‘surround-sound’. The speaker will blow your ears off, if not imploding your living room with your favorite tunes.

If you like jammin’ too, then the Get Up, Stand Up Speaker Dock ($300) is just the thing for you. Hook it up with your iPod, iPhone, iPad, and other music devices for superb bass and treble. Superior audio is achieved with its two 4-inch woofers, two 1–inch dome tweeters, a speaker output of 25 watts times two, and DSP sound processing. It also serves as a charger for your Apple devices and is made of Earth-friendly materials. The Get Up, Stand Up Speaker Dock should more than satisfy your soul.

The Yamaha PDX-11 Portable Speaker System ($100) is less than 10 inches in diameter, but it pumps out crisp audio with amazing clarity. It’s all thanks to the two-way speaker system, a large 4-inch woofer and a dedicated tweeter delivering remarkable mids, highs and lows. The PDX-11 features a rugged design, an iPod and iPhone dock, a sturdy metal handle and a tough enclosure available in four colors.

Every moment could use some great background music. Sound off with the high-definition audio of Zephyr Speakers ($100-$160). The conveniently-portable Zephyr Speakers provide the absolute best in sound solution as it not only serves as your music blaster, but also as a speakerphone which you could use to take calls. You also need not worry about getting your mobile phone’s battery drained as you can always charge it – also with Zephyr Speakers. Be heard loud and clear with Zephyr. Get yourself one now; these goodies almost always go out of stock immediately as they are highly in-demand – a testament that it’s the choice of music aficionados.

Sit down, relax and enjoy your favorite music station from anywhere in the world. The KRadio from Roth ($330) lets your access thousands of internet radio station from all over the globe with a touch of a button thanks to its built-in Ethernet port and Wi-Fi. The KRadio has a digital tuner, twin alarm, plus an integrated iDevice dock so you can listen to your tunes stored in your iPod or iPhone. Plus, its simple touch-motion controls and the included remote control makes it easy use the device, while its piano black finish looks good in any living room or bedroom.

It can fit in the palm of your hand, but you’ll be amazed with sound the Logitech Mini Boombox ($100) can produce. The Mini Boombox uses Bluetooth-enabled devices like smartphones and iDevices for music playback and boasts specially designed acoustic chamber to deliver great sound with enhanced bass that can easily wake up the neighbors. Other features include a backlit, control touch panel, handy speakerphone and mic to take calls, and up to ten hours of music playback.

Born of necessity – because we all hate f’ing tangled wires and love music – the Philips Fidelio Wireless Speaker streams your music from you iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad or computer’s iTunes using AirPlay wireless technology. It 360° design called SoundRing, is engineered to completely fill a room with clear, natural and immersive audio, equipped with a central bass sound pipe as well as two front- and two side-firing high definition drivers. The Fedelio Wireless Speaker works with batteries or AC power and can also charge your iDevices while docked.

Logitech gives the iPad some love by releasing a cool new Wireless Boombox ($150) designed specifically for the Apple’s tablet. Whether your listening to music or watching movies, you can use your iPad or other iDevices to stream audio to the boombox within a 33-feet radius via Bluetooth. Two 3″ laser-tuned neodymium drivers output rich mid range, two ½” neodymium tweeters hit the high notes, and four 2” passive radiators offer deep bass, all while the rechargeable NiMH battery keeps the tunes going up to six hours on a full charge.