There's an art to restoring vintage bicycles. Is there not? That creativity and expertise translate to the pages of Vintage Bicycles: How to Find and Restore Old Cycles ($26.95)book. Penned by Gianluca Zaghi, one of the world's best restorers of classic racing bikes. This book includes set up instructions with step-by-step photographs, including the proper tools, products, and materials needed for restorations. Thirty of the most popular vintage models, including some from renowned Italian, French, and Swiss frame builders, are highlighted using commissioned photos along with the historical significance for each.
So for all those bike lovers out there. This one goes to you. Happy restoring and finding the perfect bike.
This might be something thats small but your hoping you don't lose. Measuring just 3.75 inches square and only 1.5 inches thick, the Bose Soundlink Micro Speaker ($110) produces surprisingly booming sound for such a small speaker. The secret is in the custom-designed transducer, dual-passive radiators, and battery that were designed in tandem as a single system. As a result, this tiny speaker can provide up to 6 hours of clear, satisfying audio per charge. It's waterproof, the silicone exterior holds up well against bumps, falls, dirt, and sand, and a durable strap makes it easy to attach to whatever's around. Did I mention you could use Siri and Google Assistant as well with this device. Available in black, midnight blue, and orange, it can also pair with a second unit for full stereo sound.
For DJs on-the-go, the DJ2GO2 from Numark ($79) is the portable option many need. I know I would. The smallest full-featured DJ controller available is small enough to fit on top of your laptop and is easy to setup and connect to speakers through the master 1/8" output. The DJ2GO2 has a built-in sound card, crossfader, two channels with pitch control, headphone output, and the ability to browse and load songs. It's ideal for smaller gigs, as an emergency backup, or for preparing for your next big showcase. Find out more information on Numark website.
Welcome to TCL Playlist-100!! In this months installment and to celebrate the 100th playlist on The Collective Loop. I have decided to mix the last installment. I have been enjoying the sounds of Future Garage lately and thought why not make a new mix. Hope you enjoy and don't forget to share!
I'm now going to start a new series of music on The Collective Loop. Instead of Playlist I'm going to start Series instead and only put out a new one everything 2 to 3 months. This gives me more time to find new music to share with my readers.
If you want to check out any of the other Playlists then click on TCL Playlists in the menu.
Cover art by: Damion S.
Tracklist
1. Deep Thought by Temporal
2. Lotus Flower (Jacues Greene Remix) by Radiohead
3. Sorrow byKosikk
4. Quenching by Margari's Kid
5. Across The Universe by Spinner
6. Recreation (Feat. Helen Ostafew) by Strikez
7. Astral by Unimog Herr Der Bauern
8. Monsoon by Versa
9. Into The Night (Ft. Animai) by Vaun
10. Sunset by Plato
11. Shadow Avenue by Fracture Design
12. Frozen by E. Lemental
13. Lights Out, Words Gone (Dark Sky Remix) by Bombay Bicycle Club
Now here is something that gamer's can appreciate and here is why! It's not enough that you bought every console on the market. You don't need to invest hundreds more for all their different controllers. The All Universal Gaming Controller promises to be the last game-pad you'll ever need. Packed with 11 different USB and 7 Bluetooth drivers, it's compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and, soon, the Nintendo Wii, Wii U, and Switch. It also has a built-in screen for setting up macros, button mapping, and adjustments, and thanks to its rock-solid build quality, it will hold up to even the most fervent of gamer's. Available in wired and wireless versions. Check out the Kickstarter for more information.
Most people use there phones to wake them up, but what if there was a smart alarm clock to assist. Let me introduce you to The Sandman Doppler Alarm Clock ($119) not only does it wakes you up with a customized, soothing tone but is Alexa enabled, giving it a broad range of important functions. It's equipped with high-quality stereo speakers, giving you the option to ask Alexa to play music, or control your smartphone using the Bluetooth connectivity. That clock's dashboard is also fully customizable, giving you the day of the week, weather, and even your work commute or a check on the stock market. It has six USB ports for charging and will even connect to multiple smart devices in your home so you can control them with a push of a button. Check out more information on Doppler Alarm Clock on Kickstarter.
As a kid I loved to play on the up and coming consoles, now they fit into the palm of my hand. Relive past gaming glories on your phone with Sega Forever. This FREE collection includes tons of classic games from every console they've ever released, including the Genesis, Dreamcast, and even the Master System. The games have complete support for Bluetooth controllers for a more authentic experience, and unlike some of the old cartridges, they also save your progress, so you won't lose your place due to an incoming text.
Welcome to TCL Playlist-99! The summer is here and the sunshine filled days leaves us with wondering eyes in the darkness of summer. In this installment we have new music by Geotic, Olsson, River Child and more..
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The O6 Eyes-Free Remote ($100) is a Click Wheel-like accessory that gives you physical controls you can use with just your thumb. Using a combination of tactile control, speech feedback, and a companion app, it lets you do things like control apps, read and respond to messages, and select music without the need to take your eyes off the road. It doesn't have to be just for the car only. It can also serve as a remote shutter release, a Sonos remote, and even an interface for smart home devices. The limits don't stop there either with new API development it can have endless uses. Check out the video below.