We all love the age of digital music but isn’t it sad that there is some music lost from old records. Not all old records are available as digital music nowadays. There are tons of products out there that should fix this problem in a easy way but they don’t. Forget about clumsy adaptors, special drivers and mismatched software. It’s easier than, er…well, it’s easier than putting a record on!

Simply plug in either of these chic little turntables into the nearest USB port, fire up the idiot-proof Audacity software and start converting your collection into digital music.

Think of all the vinyl you have hidden somewhere at your attic. You never play it because have nothing to play it anymore. You would love to hear the music out of your new modern speakers.

The belt-driven USB Turntables can also be connected to any home stereo with CD or auxiliary inputs. This means you can spin your records through your regular system when you’re not converting them.

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It supports 45s, 33s and even the really old 78s too, so it’s ideal for any ageing teddy boys out there. So why not forget about buying any new music for a while and rediscover your vinyl.

A fantastic present for a man who still hangs onto the old days. You have the chance to transform him…well…atleast old records to digital. Available for $99.95

You know these silly little fights with your partner about where your keys are? They are unnecessary. Or you have some meeting you are already late and then it so happens that you can’t find your keys. They are not on their “usual” spot. Haha. I have the solution for you. The present for that bring peace of mind. Haha.

These chrome plated key holders add a fun element to the home whilst providing a convenient place to store your keys – ensuring you’ll never have to spend hours frantically looking for evil keys. The contemporary design of the “his & hers” key holder incorporates either a male or female form.

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There is a unique key for both key holders so it is clearly identified who’s keys are whose! No more drama. Nah, not sure about that but certainly less drama about small things. Your choice of “His” or “Hers”. A perfect gift for a man in a relationship or at a housewarming party.

Every man loves catapults. Every man tried to built one when he was a kid. But it’s not that easy to make a successfull one. I could never do it.

That’s why a group of geniuses sat together and developed this easy-to-use catapult kit so everybody can built his own catapult. The ideal gift for father and son. They can built it together and enjoy creating major chaos inside the house. Haha. It’s just a small catapult that won’t make any damage but still alot of fun.

This mini wood version can be built in around an hour or two and can shoot a ball over 15 feet! Adjustable pads on the crossbar allow you to change the trajectory angle. The rope, strung through the middle gives great power to the swing arm.

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Great gift for any occasion but in my opinion especially for christmas. While the girls do their thing the boys can sit together and work on their catapult. For only $28 sounds good to me. A toy for any guy.

Back in the days I used to play alot of chess with my grandpa. He tought me the game and the tactics. But I always wondered… why aren’t these chess pieces glowing? Haha, actually I didn’t. Still looking at this masterpiece I am happy somebody thought about it.

Arranged across the shadowy, mirrored surface of the board, these chess pieces emit a mysterious glow. The pieces contain no batteries at all. It is magical. If you pick the pieces up and move them away from the board the light fades. How does it work? I don’t know and I don’t want to know. It’s way cooler not to know and to just enjoy it. The board comes with a power adapter or can run on AA batteries.

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The ideal christmas gift for a guy that likes to play a game of chess. Not only is it awesome to play with magic glowing chess pieces but at the same time it looks great even when nobody is playing. The price of 80$ sounds fine to me too.