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Originally Posted by stevierocks87
So, the car tape adapter with an iPod sounds noticeably worse than a car tape adapter with a portable CD player? I was thinking about getting an ipod soon (if I could afford one) mainly to use in my car to avoid all the transporting of CDs, changing discs, etc. But maybe not if the sound is that much worse  |
Hey Stevierocks87,
There are people that swear by their iPods - and as I mentioned in my post above, I like the concept BUT, I'm not willing to sacrifice quality just because I can load up my iPod with thousands of songs. It's actually a little overwhelming to have access to your entire library. I have found that it's just too much - I like making CDs, I'm all about the flow of the music. When I make a few CDs that I really like, I like just having those CDs at my hands, about 4 or 5 of them that I really like. Kind of like when you buy a new CD and it's so good that, it's the only one you listen to for a while, then you simply move on. Having your entire library at your hands is like having cable TV to me. How many times have we flipped thru all 400 channels of your cable system and there is not a damn thing on - it's just too much. But the main thing for me is the quality. Until the day comes that we are forced to buy music via online and only able to listen to it via an mp3 player, I'll stick with my much better sounding CDs.