In this episode of the TunedIn Tech & Music Podcast, Joe Finn and David Solomon are joined by Marshall Currier, National Trainer and Technical Support Specialist for NAD and Bluesound, to talk about what may be your system’s biggest upgrade: room correction.

They break down Dirac Live in simple terms and explain how it can help you achieve clearer, more accurate sound in real-world listening spaces.

David and Joe break down how Connect technology makes streaming easier, more reliable, and better-sounding — and they demo just how simple it is to share a track and play it instantly on any system in your home. They wrap up by sharing some of their favorite music.

Got questions about music streaming? This episode is all about you. David Solomon and Joe Finn are taking on your biggest streaming questions—from sound quality and hi-res formats to platforms, gear, and everything you want to know about streaming.

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Streaming has changed how we listen — but have we lost something along the way?
In this episode of Tuned In: Music + Tech, David Solomon and Joe Finn explore how streaming evolved from convenience to high-fidelity experiences.

They unpack what really affects sound quality — from Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to modern streaming platforms and built-in apps — and reveal how technology shapes the way we connect with our favorite music. Whether you’re a casual listener or chasing the perfect sound, this episode will help you get more from every stream.

Streaming isn’t just the future of music—it’s the present. In this episode of Tuned In Music+Tech, David Solomon (Qobuz, Peachtree Audio) and Joe Finn cut through the streaming landscape with practical tips on services, formats, networks, and gear so you can make your system sound incredible.

CEDIA 2025 delivered an incredible mix of innovation, heritage, and forward-thinking design — and in this episode of Tuned In, David Solomon and Joe Finn unpack the products that truly turned heads. The conversation moves from icons like the Bowers & Wilkins Nautilus to immersive video solutions such as Just Video Walls, and onto bold newcomers like Theory / Pro Audio.

Streaming took a leap forward with Bluesound and NAD’s Qobuz Connect integration, while Crestron’s new handheld remote showed how control can be both elegant and powerful. The duo also dive into Sonance’s architectural audio solutions and a standout demo from Josh.ai, which highlighted just how intuitive smart living has become. Add to that the performance edge of Apex and the analog charm of Technics’ SL-50C turntable, and you have a lineup that defines where the industry is headed.

Whether you’re passionate about pristine sound, stunning visuals, or smarter ways to connect it all, this episode delivers an insider’s look at the most exciting breakthroughs from the show floor.

Are the most popular audio “truths” really true? David Solomon, Joe Finn, and Grammy-nominated Blue Coast Records founder Cookie Marenco dig into some of the biggest myths in high-performance sound — separating fact from fiction and uncovering the surprising details that matter most.

In this episode of Tuned In, hosts David Solomon and Joe Finn pull back the curtain on one of the most iconic loudspeakers in the world — the Bowers & Wilkins 801 Abbey Road Limited Edition. Fresh off the world premiere events at Gramophone and World Wide Stereo, we explore why these reference-grade loudspeakers are trusted in the most legendary recording spaces on earth, from Abbey Road to Skywalker Sound.

We’re joined by Andy Kerr, B&W’s Director of Product Marketing & Communications, who takes us inside the design and technical artistry of the Limited Edition 801, the history behind its legendary status, and why studios like Abbey Road and Skywalker Sound continue to rely on it for their most demanding recordings.

Then, we welcome Jim Anderson and Ulrike Schwarz — two of the most decorated audio engineers in the industry, with more than 30 Grammy nominations, multiple Grammy wins, and countless international honors between them. They share their personal experiences working with the 801s at Skywalker Sound, their favorite recordings, and their philosophy on creating truly transparent, immersive listening experiences.

Along the way, you’ll hear about the artistry, engineering, and passion that define the Bowers & Wilkins 801 — plus curated playlists so you can hear for yourself the music these masters trust to showcase their craft.