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Thingywhatsit Admin

Number of posts: 5842 Age: 57 Registration date: 2006-02-12
 | Subject: MP3 PLAYER Fri 09 Jun 2006, 15:08 | |
| I would like an MP3 player, not too expensive, but with good quality sound. Any ideas ? |
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tractor-boy

Number of posts: 220 Location: Sunny Sarfend! Registration date: 2006-03-04
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Fri 09 Jun 2006, 15:26 | |
| Personally I would not look beyond the ipod. Yes they are over hyped but they are also darn good. Depending on the size you want you can get an ipod shuffle that holds 250 songs for about £50 or a 60GB Fifth Generation Video ipod that can hold up to 15,000 songs or pictures and video clips. They retail at a touch under £300 _________________  |
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Thingywhatsit Admin

Number of posts: 5842 Age: 57 Registration date: 2006-02-12
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Fri 09 Jun 2006, 15:26 | |
| Yeh stu, but that really is above my price range for a frivolous item like this. |
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tractor-boy

Number of posts: 220 Location: Sunny Sarfend! Registration date: 2006-03-04
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Thingywhatsit Admin

Number of posts: 5842 Age: 57 Registration date: 2006-02-12
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Fri 09 Jun 2006, 15:30 | |
| No fifty quid is ok, but what is the sound quality like and what kind of headphone do you have ? |
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tractor-boy

Number of posts: 220 Location: Sunny Sarfend! Registration date: 2006-03-04
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Fri 09 Jun 2006, 15:33 | |
| You get the standard ipod earbud phones, I use a set of headphones though for improved quality. They are easy to use and the software is user friendly. Sound is superb, although it depends on the quality of the music you put on of course. I would guess something like an ipod Nano would suit you, not overly expensive but with most of the features of the bigger models. _________________  |
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Thingywhatsit Admin

Number of posts: 5842 Age: 57 Registration date: 2006-02-12
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Fri 09 Jun 2006, 15:34 | |
| Thanks Stu. I shall wait and see what other members say about theirs and make comparisons. |
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mattygroves

Number of posts: 397 Location: I like it here, but I have a summer home in reality Registration date: 2006-03-01
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dididave

Number of posts: 637 Registration date: 2006-03-01
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Fri 09 Jun 2006, 16:25 | |
| If you just want simplicity and a decent sound then you could do worse than an Itronics one. The 1GB one is tiny, easy to use and has 8 hours battery life (with good batteries!). Earphones are shit though but its only £39.99 in the Argos! _________________ If you a care assistant, nursing or midwifery auxillary or home carer then feel free to make yourself at home at my new site http://carersuk.talkthis.com/ |
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atticusuk

Number of posts: 1972 Location: Northampton Registration date: 2006-03-08
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Sat 10 Jun 2006, 10:49 | |
| My Sanyo one is really good 6gb and under £100 although unfortunately it it is no longer available on Amazon. I have just bought my daughter an Archos Gimini which is 3gb and £95, the sound is pretty good (although better ear phones would help) and one thing I do like is the fact that you do not need to load any additional software as you use windows media player to load songs. For me ipods are over priced for what you get.[/code] _________________ As I mature I've learned that you cannot make someone love you. All you can do is stalk them and hope they panic and give in.
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James564
Number of posts: 492 Age: 18 Location: Watford Registration date: 2006-02-28
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Sat 10 Jun 2006, 17:16 | |
| Pick up a cheap iPod mini  You can have mine for a tenner lol. iPod Shuffles are good, they can a bit fiddly though cos of the whole 'no screen' thing and you can't pick what song you wanna listen to.. have to keep skipping back and forth til you find it. Hence the name iPod Shuffle  _________________  |
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Thingywhatsit Admin

Number of posts: 5842 Age: 57 Registration date: 2006-02-12
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Sat 10 Jun 2006, 17:49 | |
| Which of these options offer the possibility of chosing the song that I want to listen to ? |
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drewboy Admin

Number of posts: 1685 Age: 29 Location: Glasgow Registration date: 2006-03-05
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Sun 11 Jun 2006, 02:04 | |
| I havent used my iPod mini for ages however it is a very good option. I use my sony erricson phone now, just enough space for what I need and one less thing to carry. _________________ Hold a hard drive to your ear - listen to the C:\
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AJ26
Number of posts: 31 Location: Scotland Registration date: 2006-02-28
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Sun 11 Jun 2006, 22:01 | |
| I have a mini ipod which I think is great, the battery life is a bit disappointing though _________________ Alison J on Helium AJ26 on Ciao and Dooyoo
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atticusuk

Number of posts: 1972 Location: Northampton Registration date: 2006-03-08
 | Subject: Re: MP3 PLAYER Mon 12 Jun 2006, 13:21 | |
| | Thingywhatsit wrote: | | Which of these options offer the possibility of chosing the song that I want to listen to ? |
Most of the standard MP3 players do with, on mine you can filter by track, album, artist or genre. You can also compile your own playlist which I use for the gym and also have one or relaxing to. _________________ As I mature I've learned that you cannot make someone love you. All you can do is stalk them and hope they panic and give in.
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