I have come up with an idea about a new type of mp3. A microchip with a mini antenna is built into the applicants brain via surgery. The idea is that whenever somebody wants to listen to a song, they just think about it and the microchip activates and starts playing the song. When they want the song to stop, they just think "stop" and the song will stop. If they want to change the song, they just think of a new song and it will automatically start playing.

I would think there is already a product out there that has those bands (reception of TV signals and the weather). If there is please let me know. I was driving home from Tulsa Oklahoma today and wanted to listen to a football game (one of the late games). If there was a TV band in the car stereo I could have listened to the game. And sometimes when you drive home and your missing your well liked sitcom. It would be nice to hear the show at least.

Ever wanted to take a shower/bath and have a CD player that can be submerged in water and not break? I was taking a shower when i got this crazy idea of listening to music in the shower. I already know there's a radio that does that why not a CD player? I thought of that because sometimes the radio has songs that you don't like and get bored of it. It would be great to do that! If it is possible i know i wouldn't get bored in the shower/bath at home.

If you can't hear well or hardly at all then placing a set of head phones over hearing aids doesn't work. Either you can't understand it at all or you hear nothing but distortion and definitely not quality stereo. If we made hearing aides that had wires (or wireless transmission) to directly plug into all audio equipment then the hearing impaired could have a great full stereo sound and quality for their hearing enjoyment. Since you can't simply place head phones over hearing aids then you...

I am a guitar player, and i always get tired from playing, and sometimes I touch a cord that I shouldn't touch when I am playing on the other. I think that a mechanical system could be added to the electric or accoustic guitar that resembles the piano keys, so when u press on the key the cord will vibrate.

I am deaf in one ear, and I also know many other people who are either deaf or nearly deaf in one ear. For decades I have been frustrated at listening to music through headphones (and now earbuds) and only being able to hear part of the music. Reformatting music into mono doesn't help because the sound quality goes way down. I think it is simple and easy for someone to develop a single earbud and connects both stereo streams of music into the single bud. This would allow all those, like...

I'm from portugal, and in my country some movies (like finding nemo or harry potter) has 2 versions, the original version and the portuguese... Well, the original version is for adults and teenagers, and the portuguese version is for children, who can't read. Sometimes i have to go to the movies with my cousins who have 4/5 years and i really have to go to the portuguese version. The childrem make very noise, with screamings and laughing, and sometimes i can't ear a thing, so i...

I am doing a research on associations between sound and imagery and thinking of doing a painting that changes its graphic/image/collage according to music that it is introduced to. Not to be confused with sonique visualisations, this product will react fairly accurately and logical, according to synaesthetic-based researches and associations. Would you buy this idea/painting? Would love to see one in my living room

Microphones that look like everything from expensive professional golf club driver heads to Disney characters. Anything that might peak the interest of a mic user in karaoke in public or whereever a mic might be used. There are some rock bands like "Korn" and "Manson" that have unique mics but they are stage props and are made to be used solely on stage. They are also basically holders for a normal mic.

Earphones can can be very effective if they have a built in small subwoofer with a mini wood box.