Mp3 Player Owners unite!

Ok boys, girls, hags and all! lol

TIme to show off your portable Mp3 player, and show us what you got.
Me, I have a 2nd Gen 20GB Apple iPod, with the touch-sensitive buttons. I'd say I've had it for a little over a year now, and it works just perfect.

The irony is that I don't have a photo of mine yet I make the thread about lol. So photos are welcome! So Show us what'chya got!

WHY DO PEOPLE ALWAYS START THREADS THAT RELATE TO MINE???
EVERY time I start a thread someone else starts a thread that is almost exactly the same as mine.

WHY DO PEOPLE ALWAYS START THREADS THAT RELATE TO MINE???
EVERY time I start a thread someone else starts a thread that is almost exactly the same as mine.

uh.....where?

256mb solid state USB player that runs off 1 x AAA battery. Pretty happy with it.

Lil bro has a 4th gen 20gig Ipod. It's a beaut.

256mb solid state USB player that runs off 1 x AAA battery. Pretty happy with it.

Same, except old as balls and only 128mb. Holds like 20 songs, it sucks. It's an old Nomad MuVo

20 songs - LOL. I have 2 copies of my entire MP3 collection (which currently runs to hundreds of gig over 6 computers), one encoded at 320k for quality and the other copy encoded at 80k for the mp3 player. Can get about 6 CDs on there. And with the quality of the headphones, interference etc. I don't beleive anyone can tell the difference.

Gen 3 10GB iPod.


Awful thing, sounds good and is pretty sturdy, but I have a little game called "What'll go wrong with it this week". I usually end up giving up when I lose count of things that go wrong with it. Already had it replaced under warranty once.

Sadly Apple has the monopoly over MP3 players with proper Hard-drives over here :(

This is what I have...

*I can't find my picture, but its in my gallery. Computer is too laggy...downloading 6 different movies simultanously...and with a Up/Down speed of 11kbps*

Its a JNC SSF-73, with 256mb built in memory, FM radio and USB rechargeable Lithium battery. I would have preferred one that was powered by an AAA battery instead, because if my battery dies then I will have to get a new mp3 player. Ah well, I probably would anyway in two years...

I'm pretty happy with it, but it has these REALLY odd necklace type headphones....I can listen to MP3, record speech/songs. listen to FM radio and use it as a flash drive. I'm not too picky about my mp3 player, something thats not too heavy, plays 30-40 songs and radio would do fine, so I think $150 was a good deal, considering that this was made in Korea, not China. I'd probably buy something else anyways in a few years...something with 40 GB sounds nice...:naughty:
(Oh, and I only got it this Saturday too....)

And with the quality of the headphones, interference etc. I don't beleive anyone can tell the difference.

Ah, see I use big huge head-encompassing ultra-high quality headphones with mine. Sort of defeats the purpose of having the teeny tiny MP3 player, I suppose.

All of my music doesn't go under 128kbps otherwise I say it's crap. Most of my CDs are at 320kbps while some of mine are at 1000+ kbps lol, from Apple's Lossless encoder.

If I plug DJ quality headphones in, it sounds crap. But I wouldn't think about carrying them around with me.

If I plug DJ quality headphones in, it sounds crap. But I wouldn't think about carrying them around with me.

Meh, who cares what other people think. You'd look just like that rad dude in your avatar.

in a few weeks i'll get a 40GB iPod.....fun to listen to with my Sony MDR-7506's :evillol:

but for the time being i'm using an old sony walkman cd player with ESPMAX and Cd-R/RW readibility.....it still works even though the lid is broken........man sony has some great products....

Meh, who cares what other people think. You'd look just like that rad dude in your avatar.
Nah, don't want to break the fuckers! My bag gets bashed about a fair bit.

Sony D-NE509... actually it's a CD-mp3 player, but meh. You get used to its shortcomings. Like caching only one file at a time, or completely skipping files if it can't read them on the first try, or... well, never mind.

I'm looking into the iRiver H340:
-40 GB storage (and doubles as a portable hard drive, since it doesn't use any special drivers or anything)
-16 hour battery life
-Plays mp3/ ogg/ wma/ wav audio, views bmp and jpg images, also has a text viewer
-Graphic equalizer
-Records from line-in jack, built-in mic, or FM tuner
-Supports "PlaysForSure" (Don't really care) and Winamp playlists

Also, I understand that if you load the Korean or Euro firmware, it removes the volume cap, allows a USB connection to most digital cameras and card readers, and supports XviD movies (10 fps, 450 kbps on a 2" screen, but hey, it IS labeled "audio jukebox"). Not a bad package for $400.