sodfarmer
Movin on up.
I have a 30 gig Zune and I like it alot. It is alot easier to navigate for me than the Ipod. I don't like the wheel on the Ipod. Plus it only cost $90.
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What do you have for an MP3 player?
- Thread starter Z79outlaw
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Clark20ry
Agent #58 OB-DII A(ALCU)
What about my 8 track player boom box..... :ihih:
96TD
Recruit
Well, I'm not sure what you guys are looking for, a radio for in the truck, or a personal player, but this is what I ended up with that I am happy with. I have one in one of my cars, one of my trucks, and I even installed one in my trailer, and will soon be buying another for my 6.5.
The radio is made by VR3 Roadmaster. They have several models available.
One of the cheaper ones does all of this:
CD player that can play mp3s and other computer format music.
AM/FM Stereo.
It has an input jack to plug in your iPod/MP3 player etc.
It also has a USB plug and an SD card reader so that you can carry as much music as you want with you and play it through the car stereo.
The later models have RDS. It will scroll the name of the station, the type of music, artist and title on the display.
This one goes for about $80.
They have another one that goes for about $150 that is also a Bluetooth unit for connecting your cell phone. When your phone rings, the radio mutes, and you talk through the radio.
Oh, they both have wireless remotes with them.
The next one that I am going to get is about $180, and it also is a DVD player and has a small (3" I think) screen that you can also hook up to a rear view camera.
The only problem that I have had with the three that I already have is one of them doesn't always like CDs. Sometimes it skips or just doesn't want to play correctly. I very rarely use CDs, since I have been putting all of my music on flash drives to use in the cars.
I bought the first through a catalog that no longer has them. The next two I bought off of eBay from luna_imports(or something like that). Good prices and free shipping.
The radio is made by VR3 Roadmaster. They have several models available.
One of the cheaper ones does all of this:
CD player that can play mp3s and other computer format music.
AM/FM Stereo.
It has an input jack to plug in your iPod/MP3 player etc.
It also has a USB plug and an SD card reader so that you can carry as much music as you want with you and play it through the car stereo.
The later models have RDS. It will scroll the name of the station, the type of music, artist and title on the display.
This one goes for about $80.
They have another one that goes for about $150 that is also a Bluetooth unit for connecting your cell phone. When your phone rings, the radio mutes, and you talk through the radio.
Oh, they both have wireless remotes with them.
The next one that I am going to get is about $180, and it also is a DVD player and has a small (3" I think) screen that you can also hook up to a rear view camera.
The only problem that I have had with the three that I already have is one of them doesn't always like CDs. Sometimes it skips or just doesn't want to play correctly. I very rarely use CDs, since I have been putting all of my music on flash drives to use in the cars.
I bought the first through a catalog that no longer has them. The next two I bought off of eBay from luna_imports(or something like that). Good prices and free shipping.
- Staff
- #24
I've been kicking myself for the expensive MP3 players and iPods my kids bought...
my cell phone plays mp3, wma, etc and you can buy more or those micro-SD (little memory cards) cheap like dirt...
Too soon old and broke, too late caught up with the tech...
my cell phone plays mp3, wma, etc and you can buy more or those micro-SD (little memory cards) cheap like dirt...
Too soon old and broke, too late caught up with the tech...
Deere Freek
Recruit
you must have just graduated from 8track
80g ipod classic for me, best $250 i've ever spent
