TranceAddict Forums (www.tranceaddict.com/forums)
- Chill Out Room
-- Best mp3 player
Best mp3 player
so I was jogging the other evening and it came pouring down pretty hard right in the middle of my course, and to add to the badluck I dropped my mp3 player in a puddle of water so when I arrived home, I was still working, but next morning.. RIP
so yeah I'm looking for a new mp3 player, 512 meg max, good quality, shock resistant, and easy to switch from one song to another while jogging..
Right now I have my eyes on the Iriver wich seems pretty good, Samsungs are neat too altough exaggeritly small..
So any good advices?
and please dont mention anything about Ipods... 
Re: Best mp3 player
| quote: |
| Originally posted by N|te-L|fe so I was jogging the other evening and it came pouring down pretty hard right in the middle of my course, and to add to the badluck I dropped my mp3 player in a puddle of water so when I arrived home, I was still working, but next morning.. RIP so yeah I'm looking for a new mp3 player, 512 meg max, good quality, shock resistant, and easy to switch from one song to another while jogging.. Right now I have my eyes on the Iriver wich seems pretty good, Samsungs are neat too altough exaggeritly small.. So any good advices? and please dont mention anything about Ipods... |
Re: Best mp3 player
| quote: |
| Originally posted by N|te-L|fe So any good advices? |
Re: Re: Best mp3 player
| quote: |
| Originally posted by verndogs how about an ishuffle? |
http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INT...ture-NWHD5BLACK|sstyle:sy_dept_content_b:audio
sony hd5 network walkman.
dont have it but ive heard good things.
worth a look 
I still use Sony Walkmans with MP3 CDs. I must be getting old. The technology basically stores songs before it spins the disk again so the two AA batteries last a long dang time and it doesn't skip ever when I exercise. ONly complaint I have is that Sony won't let you crank volume at high decibels I reckon to save your hearing. Haven't heard much about the iPOD business, but if it isn't a higher volume than what I got, I don't want it.
Do those diskless contraptions produce volume? Also, how long do the batteries last? I'm not particularly concerned with price, just quality since I walk about 4-1/2 miles a day.
[[[smoke]]]
winamp 2.9
| quote: |
| Originally posted by yujie__ winamp 2.9 |
do the melbourne shuffle with your apple iPod Shuffle
i like it a lot. $99 is a rip off though for only 512 mb. BUT, i did get an employee discount.
someone stole the emblem off my car, so i put the Apple sticker right where it used to be 
| quote: |
| Originally posted by DjConfessions do the melbourne shuffle with your apple iPod Shuffle i like it a lot. $99 is a rip off though for only 512 mb. BUT, i did get an employee discount. someone stole the emblem off my car, so i put the Apple sticker right where it used to be |
Re: Best mp3 player
| quote: |
| Originally posted by N|te-L|fe so I was jogging the other evening and it came pouring down pretty hard right in the middle of my course, and to add to the badluck I dropped my mp3 player in a puddle of water so when I arrived home, I was still working, but next morning.. RIP so yeah I'm looking for a new mp3 player, 512 meg max, good quality, shock resistant, and easy to switch from one song to another while jogging.. Right now I have my eyes on the Iriver wich seems pretty good, Samsungs are neat too altough exaggeritly small.. So any good advices? and please dont mention anything about Ipods... |
Re: Re: Best mp3 player
| quote: |
| Originally posted by Googooly My friend only one person can tell you the best answer, and that is: |
Try anything from iAudio.
iAudio G3
check out the specs and size of this thing, its fucking AMAZING
(50 hour battery life on ONE AA!!!!)
MP3, MP2, OGG, WMA, ASF and WAV (Up to 48khz Stereo) Playback, Voice Recording, FM Radio, Listening and Recording, Direct MP3 Encoding, Removable Disk
Built-in Flash Memory (256MB / 512MB / 1GB / 2GB via ebay for 2GB)
4 Lines of Graphic LCD (Indigo Blue Backlight)
USB 2.0 Interface
Long Playback Time: Up to 50 hours (Based on company's self-test, Used AA Alkaline battery)
Multilingual Support (iAUDIO G3 uses common fonts and over 40 thousand character to display languages from all over the world)
Enhanced Integrated Navigator
Play/Pause/Play Intro, Stop/Power Off, Record
Next Track/Previous Track, Fast Forward/Fast Rewind
Infinite Loop
Supports Resume. Fade In, Auto Play
Search Speed & Skip Speed Setting
40 levels of digital volume control
Various EQ and sound field effects
- User adjustable 5-band Equalizer
- Normal, Rock, Pop, Jazz, Classic, Vocal, User
- Supports BBE, Mach3Bass, MP Enhance, 3D Surround
Resume, Auto Power Off
Hold
Backlight ON Time Control, Scroll Speed
Link:
http://eng.iaudio.com/product/product_G3_feature.php
iAudio U2 - full of features and smaller than a disposable lighter
Ok thanks for all the replies, some not so helpful but heh, its the COr after all 
Seriously I bough an 512 meg Iriver, heard they were getting pretty popular in the market and the other brannds just didnt get to me
very satisfyed so far 
originality comes first. always! you should have bought a tape-player. cheap and exclusivelly original.
o ya, shuffle info
Standard model is the 512mb for $99
Better model is the 1gig for $150.
its about the size of an index finger.
basic buttons: Play/pause, next/fastseek, previous/rewind and volume controls. On top is the headphone jack. The very button uncaps to reveal a USB jack (supports USB 1.1 and 2.0)
I used a flash, so it won't ever skip or do a wikkywikkyslimshady on u.
The just has a power switch along with two playmodes. One mode will follow a playlist, the other will do THE SHUFFLE!
The battery is enclosed within a magically sealed cover. That means if the battery ever goes dead, you'll have to send it back to apple....FOR $100. So when it dies, u can either just buy another shuffle or wait for the dead one to come back playlist intact.
the box (which is about 30x the size of the actual shuffle) has the shuffle, a pair of headphones and a neck strap.
itunes is a real blast to use tho.
| quote: |
| Originally posted by DjConfessions o ya, shuffle info Standard model is the 512mb for $99 Better model is the 1gig for $150. its about the size of an index finger. basic buttons: Play/pause, next/fastseek, previous/rewind and volume controls. On top is the headphone jack. The very button uncaps to reveal a USB jack (supports USB 1.1 and 2.0) I used a flash, so it won't ever skip or do a wikkywikkyslimshady on u. The just has a power switch along with two playmodes. One mode will follow a playlist, the other will do THE SHUFFLE! The battery is enclosed within a magically sealed cover. That means if the battery ever goes dead, you'll have to send it back to apple....FOR $100. So when it dies, u can either just buy another shuffle or wait for the dead one to come back playlist intact. the box (which is about 30x the size of the actual shuffle) has the shuffle, a pair of headphones and a neck strap. itunes is a real blast to use tho. |
anyone ever do a price assessment or how much you would be paying in new batteries*. Compare that withthe price of the rechargable units, and do you really save when getting the players with the AA and the AAA players?
*this is assuming you dont do rechargable batteries.
Powered by: vBulletin
Copyright © 2000-2021, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.