I'm excited!

[James]

I just had an Mp3 reading car stereo put in my car. Which means I can save Mp3's as files on a storage disk and play them in the car, no conversion required.

Just fooling around I saved 33 tracks on a disk last night and still had enough room to put 80 more!

(James rubs his hands gleefully) Over a hundred of my favorite songs on one disk!

If I have a hundred favorite songs . . .

[Lots-a-Heart]

Even if you did put 100 songs on there, you wouldn't have to change the cd forever!!!
Have fun with your new "toy" as I still have only a one disc cd player in my little car....
~Sarah

[Lil_G]

That's cool man, what was the cost for this?
Also, do you have a portable mp3 player, i've been looking at them for a couple years now. And how do these car players differ from the handheld ones? 17 more ?'s to go...

[Hootie]

Originally posted by Lots-a-Heart:
Even if you did put 100 songs on there, you wouldn't have to change the cd forever!!!
Have fun with your new "toy" as I still have only a one disc cd player in my little car....
~Sarah

Jeez, I still only have a cassett player and a portable cd player to hook into it. I think I'm way behind. LOL
Hootie

[Corbin Dallas]

One of my bros got a stereo like that for his car. He keeps about 2 months worth of music in his car at all times I think he paid about $600 for it a year ago.

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Lambda Chi Alpha
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Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.

[SSS1365]

Originally posted by Hootie:
Jeez, I still only have a cassett player and a portable cd player to hook into it. I think I'm way behind. LOL
Hootie

Don't feel bad, that's all I had until about a month ago, when I bought a cheap in-dash cd player off of ebay. It's a piece of crap too...

[Thrillhouse]

Originally posted by SSS1365:
Don't feel bad, that's all I had until about a month ago, when I bought a cheap in-dash cd player off of ebay. It's a piece of crap too...

Same here, mine skips really easily too. I bought mine for 70 bucks at best buy and it was the cheapest one there.

[Liv4ChiO]

Originally posted by Lil_G:
That's cool man, what was the cost for this?
Also, do you have a portable mp3 player, i've been looking at them for a couple years now. And how do these car players differ from the handheld ones? 17 more ?'s to go...

I've got a portable mp3 player (Samsung Yepp from a couple of years ago) They're pretty cool, great sound quality, nice and small, fits into any purse!



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Travelling with no boundaries, moving in imaginary.

[TinkerbellMTSU]

My friend told me about this program called "Morpheus" that you can download from musiccity.com It plays MP3's on your computer, and you can even download NEW ones---it's even better than Napster, and they don't have a lawsuit against them somehow!

Well, I also recently got a new fancy-shmancy computer (LOL), and it has a CD burner and DVD player on it. So I'm going to burn the MP3's to CDs so I can play the CDs at parties and stuff!

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***Tinkerbell***

~~~Don't worry, be happy!~~~

[aephi alum]

Ooh, envy!!! I only have a cassette player, and a really crappy portable CD player that hooks into it - you can barely hear the music even if you crank it to max volume. I've copied a few of my favorite CDs onto tapes just for the car... I will probably be replacing my car some time in the next 2-3 years so I can't be bothered upgrading the sound system.

[James]

Cost was about $179 Its a standard stereo head with a CD player that plays standard CD's and will read MP3 files burned into a storage CD. Which is why it can hold so many files. If I burned a normal converted MP3 CD it might hold 20 tracks tops. I also have it coneected to a 10 disk cd changer in the trunk . . . but I am having fun with the mp3's.

I'm not sure the difference is the hand held one a CD player?

I would like to buy a portable CD player that plays can read mp3 files.