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| smokeape |
Recommend a good MP3 player to use out on the trail exercising.
Gots to have easy MP3 transfer and some earblasting volume with the earbuds. Am eyeballing them hard and $150 or more to just make me happy is chump change.
Other than that, don't need much more unless it can tell me the time of day. Don't need nor want local FM stations which don't play anything I like.
Thanks addicts,
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| igottaknow |
| there has been a million and half threads on this subject. Either get a flash memory mp3 player or just hum trance melody to ur self (its free without the need of equipment to buy except for a working brain). :rolleyes: |
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| smokeape |
| quote: | Originally posted by igottaknow
there has been a million and half threads on this subject. Either get a flash memory mp3 player or just hum trance melody to ur self (its free without the need of equipment to buy except for a working brain). :rolleyes: |
Thanks, but brand name and proven performance from an owner is what I'm looking for. Hum it to yourself? Get real, pal.
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| igottaknow |
try here --->  |
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| smokeape |
| quote: | Originally posted by igottaknow
try here ---> |
You are an obvious . Take a hike and let me hear from some MP3 Owners.
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| Lumps |
I have an iRiiver imp350; it's a cd/mp3 player. It's very good, but after owning it for a while, I'd have to opt for one with a hard drive or something. Check out iRiver's website, they have some sweet players. Another good thing about the irivers are that they have upgradeable firmware, so unless you really care about how old your player looks, you can always upgrade your . They recently released an upgrade that allows your player to play oggs, so I think they also play most formats.
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| douglasmc |
if weight is an issue, than get the iPod mini... but if your looking for volume and sweet quality... go with a 40 gb iPod man.
its the way to go.
its kind of expensive... but you can cram all your trance mixes and albums on, and dont have to deal with cd skipping. |
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| smokeape |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lumps
I have an iRiiver imp350; it's a cd/mp3 player. It's very good, but after owning it for a while, I'd have to opt for one with a hard drive or something. Check out iRiver's website, they have some sweet players. Another good thing about the irivers are that they have upgradeable firmware, so unless you really care about how old your player looks, you can always upgrade your . They recently released an upgrade that allows your player to play oggs, so I think they also play most formats.
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Tx, Lumps!
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| smokeape |
| quote: | Originally posted by douglasmc
if weight is an issue, than get the iPod mini... but if your looking for volume and sweet quality... go with a 40 gb iPod man.
its the way to go.
its kind of expensive... but you can cram all your trance mixes and albums on, and dont have to deal with cd skipping. |
Volume?
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| mndeg |
ipod
what do you mean volume? ive never owned any kind of music playing device that couldnt go so loud that it would hurt my ears |
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| smokeape |
| quote: | Originally posted by mndeg
ipod
what do you mean volume? ive never owned any kind of music playing device that couldnt go so loud that it would hurt my ears |
You've never had a Sony Walkman that restricts volume because "it may impair hearing." Bugs me to death. I want sound and can handle my own hearing loss.
Lol!
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| mndeg |
| the mini looks cheap, i would just get a normal ipod |
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