Brad Moon
Senior Contributor at Forbes
Senior Technical Editor, Malware Research Center at CrowdStrike
Contributor at Freelance
Husband. Dad. AI and security research editor. Exploring consumer tech for Forbes & others. Probably spinning vinyl on a turntable right now. Opinions my own.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Brad Moon
Welcome to the 31st edition of Record Roundup, my ongoing coverage of the latest developments in the world of turntables and record players. This edition features several unique turntables, a new speaker system from Andover Audio, a TT-friendly streaming amp and the wristwatch for Technics SL-1200 fans. Waiting For Ideas Turntable PP-1For those with deep pockets who are looking for a unique turntable, the Waiting For Ideas Turntable PP-1 should fit the bill.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Brad Moon
If you’re looking for an affordable way to listen to your record collection, there’s a new option in the SoulBox S1 from QlearSoul. The system includes a turntable, Bluetooth streaming support and bookshelf speakers, all wrapped in a warm wood finish and typically retails in the $250 range. Making Setup as Easy as PossibleListening to records with true stereo sound is the ideal setup. However, many people make compromises early on and end up with a system that lacks this capability.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Brad Moon
While I never really thought about the idea of “clean” air in the home five years ago, since the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020, air quality in our house has been on my radar in a big way. In the past few years, the smoke from forest fires has been another concern. We’ve also had a self-inflicted home air quality issue to worry about since last year in the form of a series of home renovations.
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2 months ago |
forbes.com | Brad Moon
I go to a fair number of concerts and hearing damage is something that I have become increasingly concerned about. I love listening to music. I have music playing in the background all day at work, I spend a lot of my spare time evaluating audio systems and the onboard stereo system is a major consideration any time I buy a new car. And I enjoy having conversations with my wife and family. The last thing I want to do is jeopardize my hearing.
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2 months ago |
geekdad.com | Mariana Ruiz |Jonathan H. Liu |Brad Moon
This was a three-issue short story arc where the first and foremost character is not Edward Grey. Avalon, the primal England, is being fought over in a terrible battle. Witchfinder Ed Grey is the green warrior, summoned by Alice, to defend her and England against Morgan Le Fay and her champion: Gruagach of Lough Leane. It seems Morgan is not doing this to fight.
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My Forbes review of Andover Audio's SpeakEasy 4 powered bookshelf speakers https://t.co/sdyYIIaDpE If you want to stream BT audio or plug in a turntable (even one without a pre-amp) and love stereo sound with lots of low end thump, have a look at these. https://t.co/r519nqYDv5
Another weekend of fantastic 80s nostalgia. Western Fair managed to land Squeeze, along with The English Beat, The Box and Spoons. Have never seen Squeeze live before, so this concert was extra special. https://t.co/e8wnEOs98X
I'm not normally a casino guy, but ventured into Caesar's Windsor to catch this guy – Howard Jones – along with ABC and Haircut 100. https://t.co/3owzdUtQsS