portable audio

[Mag]

I'm sure you guys go out, rather you walk, take a bus, jogging, etc. has something to listen to, so what do you guys carry with you to listen as you go ?

 

this is what I carry whenever I'm out, and the most expensive thing I can afford:

 

I really wanted an Ipod badly but this comfort me enough

[iq_132]

I bought one of those cheap mp3-cd players. I like the fact that you can store 650mb of mp3s on extremely cheap media.

Plus if the thing gets broken, stolen, or whatever, I'm only out like 30 bucks.

[Madi]

lucky me i have a ipod

i still havent seen any cheap mp3 players i wanna sell my ipod and make me some money

[saiyanfire]

Mp3 Cd's is the way to go. Mines can play TV, FM,AM, MP3 Cds and regular audio, and it has a good antiskip feature. Plus if the Cd gets scratched i can just burn it again. Its a good way to keep your originals from getting damaged.

[Ghosty]

I Know A Fried Thats Lucky As Hell, His Dad Is In Repo Business, So His Dad Got Him 2 Ipods!! Well I Just Use A Song CD/MP3 Cd Player, When I Bought It Was $100 But Now Their $60 Ish. Heres The Model, You'll be able To Find It On Ebay:

 

D-CJ506CK

[Prican25]

i got a Rio 900 which only has 192MB but i also got the 128MB backpack works well for my needs as i can stuff about 80 tracks or so using windows media player.

 

i originally had a Rio 600 but a buddy of mine drop it in the rain and hasn't worked sice but lucky enough the 900 works with the backpack i had and only costed me 60 bucks

Edited December 10, 2004 by Prican25

[Wizard]

Ipods are sexy, very sexy.

But...

Get one of those small Iriver ones, they kick major amounts of ass.

[Daeval]

I don't use it much anymore, but I have a Minidisc MP3 player I got real cheap (about $100 for a 200+ unit) when I worked for Sony. The media is small, cheap, durable, reusable, and can hold a little over 2 average CDs worth of music at CD quality. It's not one of the annoying ones you have to record in real-time either, although you can do that if you want. It burns an entire minidisc in 5-10 minutes.

 

I'd still use it, but I need new headphones or a way to clip it (or at least the headphone remote) somewhere convinient on my backpack.

[IxI SoNiK IxI]

i take the njtransit to school so i dont gotta find a parking spot i usually listen to music on my panasonic cdplayer with my sony headphones as i sleep on the 1hr bus ride

[Cominus]

I don't use it much anymore, but I have a Minidisc MP3 player I got real cheap (about $100 for a 200+ unit) when I worked for Sony.  The media is small, cheap, durable, reusable, and can hold a little over 2 average CDs worth of music at CD quality.  It's not one of the annoying ones you have to record in real-time either, although you can do that if you want.  It burns an entire minidisc in 5-10 minutes.

 

I'd still use it, but I need new headphones or a way to clip it (or at least the headphone remote) somewhere convinient on my backpack.

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My friend has one of those, they are so damn cool. They really aren't anything special but the mini discs look cool atleast. I want one, maybe I should go on e-bay and buy one but I'd rather buy one like in person with cash and stuff.

[Ryuken]

for those that have an ipod, u should get one of these

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000843023228/