Geek Daily Deals 041918 cordless vacuum headphone apmplifier

Geek Daily Deals Apr. 19, 2018: Cordless Hand Vac for $45; Awesome Headphone Amp in a Candy Tin for $35

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Geek Daily Deals 041918 cordless vacuum headphone amplifierGeek Daily Deals – Everyone needs an easy cordless hand-held vacuum for use around the house at a moments notice; here’s a great deal on one from Black+Decker; Need to boost your awesome headphones? This battery-powered amp-in-a-tin looks like a great pick at a great price.

BLACK+DECKER BDH2000L 20-Volt Max Lithium Ion Battery Cordless Hand Vacuum:

Everyone needs an easy cordless hand-held vacuum for use around the house at a moments notice; here’s a great deal on one from Black+Decker.

  • Uses replacement filter VF110
  • Lithium Integral Batteries
  • Constant Voltage. Suction power: 16.2 AW
  • No Memory Effect
  • Long Battery life – holds a charge when unplugged for up to 18 months

Get one today for just $45!

 

Audiophile CMOY headphone amplifier USA made with high quality parts-Newman’s Tiger Tin:

Need to boost your awesome headphones? This battery-powered amp-in-a-tin looks like a great pick at a great price.

  • Alps volume control with built in switch, Japanese made, very high quality
  • Designed for Over Ear and On Ear headphones, may not work well with lower impedance in ear monitors
  • NJM4556 op amp, TLE2426 Rail Splitter
  • 8 Pin DIP socket allowing op-amp rolling
  • Battery Not Included, Works with headphones from 30-300ohms

Get one today for just $35!

 

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