MP3 Players (1 Viewer)

[jm1234567890]

Originally posted by ToO LaZy ^*
but with a good MD you can hardly notice the difference in quality

yeah, that is kind of true. listened to song without LP and at LP2 and LP4.

LP2 has no dectectable difference

LP4 sounds a bit flat, ie no strong bass and treble wasn't clear.

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by jm1234567890
that isn't 200-300 though. I challenge you to find a 512meg mp3 player with built in radio(not external one)

lol cmon 50 bucks... ...

 

[bong]

Originally posted by jm1234567890
I challenge you to find a 512meg mp3 player with built in radio(not external one)

pfft, 512, i can find u a 1gig player with built in radio

 

[redslert]

i've used both md and mp3

i would take md over mp3 anyday!

i hate how mp3 batteries sux doesn't even last me the entire day, the memory is limited and very expensive!

MDs are cheaper and better!
i only ever have to charge my MD for 3hrs and it lasts me 2-3weeks! using it 5days a week around 5hrs each day!
sif a mp3 can do that...

i like the external remote, hide the player in my bag and have the remote hanging or clip to one of my bag straps have access to every control though the remote

 

[braindrainedAsh]

I don't care if it has a built in radio or not because my mobile phone has a radio. But I don't want to buy a super dodgy one. Any ideas of some shops, I really don't know what shops I should go to lol.... any suggestions?

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by braindrainedAsh
I don't care if it has a built in radio or not because my mobile phone has a radio. But I don't want to buy a super dodgy one. Any ideas of some shops, I really don't know what shops I should go to lol.... any suggestions?

Well you go to UTS not too far ... just go to market city to have a look around or go down george street up to QVB opposite of Dymocks there's the Digital City try that.

 

[velox]

Msy computers at auburn is very cheap, not sure if they do mp3

 

[Crikket]

hey, if you know someone in korea or japan
you can get them to buy a good quality mp3 player for nearly half the price
i got my exchange student to buy me a digitalway 512MB mp3 player for less than $300, and i saw an ad for it for about $520
woohoo!
and it has Fm radio and voice recording too, not bad

 

[Crikket]

oh yeah, and they're so pweeetty!

 

[RUB!X]

not for 200-300 ...

 

[Beaky]

Originally posted by Winston
lol cmon 50 bucks... ...

yeah im with you there winston.. hehe looks up supplier list

 

[redslert]

no one said it has be to working?!

 

[RUB!X]

lols

 

[nickw...]

i want an ipod...but the creative zen 30gig model looks good...ne1 hearxd ne thing abou tit?

 

[RUB!X]

dont get ipod, zen is aiight but its big and no fm/vr
iaudio m3 and iriver ihp-120gb kick ass ...

 

[Loz#1]

Originally posted by Winston
What is your budget first of all, the max you'll spend, and the real amount you anticipate to spend.

What would you's be using it mostly for, i.e. travelling use more?

How many songs would you guys generally want on it

Is excellent quality of sound a important factor, or just good to normal quality sufficient?

Is the size of the player a factor too?

Would you rather have batteries you can insert or do you rather have in-built battery

Okay:

My price range is probably from about $150-200, IF I can get one that cheap.

I'd use it mostly for travelling.

Songs wouldn't worry me, more than 50 would be great.

Sound quality, not a bother, as long as there's no fuzziness.

Small and portable would be good.

Built in battery.

Anything?

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Loz#1
Okay:

My price range is probably from about $150-200, IF I can get one that cheap.

I'd use it mostly for travelling.

Songs wouldn't worry me, more than 50 would be great.

Sound quality, not a bother, as long as there's no fuzziness.

Small and portable would be good.

Built in battery.

Anything?

I'd say an iRiver would do you pretty good , 128 meg one will be fine, go to digital city, it's opposite of dymocks on george street.

 

[RUB!X]

Originally posted by Loz#1
Okay:

My price range is probably from about $150-200, IF I can get one that cheap.

I'd use it mostly for travelling.

Songs wouldn't worry me, more than 50 would be great.

Sound quality, not a bother, as long as there's no fuzziness.

Small and portable would be good.

Built in battery.

Anything?

Toplux M-600 (128MB) FM, Voice Recording, MP3/ WMA and Direct Encoding MP3 Player ...
M-600 (new) comes with Stereo Headphones, necklance and battery ... www.itech.com.au = $185 ... fits about 40 songs of 96 kb WMA

 

[Loz#1]

Rough price?

 

[RUB!X]

The iFP-180TC consists of 128MB RAM and inbuilt FM Turner, all wrapped in a cool design $198 @ www.mp3direct.com.au