Place for CDs?

[Kyleseghatch]

Originally Posted by CRZ

I usually carry my CDs in the glove compartment, i usually carry about 5 or 6 there, piled up. When i feel like listening to other bands i just change the set.

I also carry the USB pen but i almost never use it, sound quality is just not the same. Moreover, a band does not get lost among 10000+ stored musics.

Running the sound system with an Asking Alexandria CD is just something.. =)

Asking Alexandria Stepped up and Scratched is the SHIIIII!!!! The bass and the lows are AMAZING!

[Vulcan]

I'm glad that i don't have CDs anymore in my car. Nowadays a 8Gb usbstick does the job (better)...

[pwood]

Originally Posted by Vulcan

I'm glad that i don't have CDs anymore in my car. Nowadays a 8Gb usbstick does the job (better)...

Yip far less valuable to leave in car I have an ipod but would rather leave a USB stick always plugged in than continually unplug my ipod. Control is better via ipod though but nothing major. OP the other option is to rip 10 cds to mp3 and make up a disc as the Z will play them no problem. If you stil want to use CD then in my last car which had no USB stick I used a ten disc CD wallet.

[luddite]

I know that a USB stick holds a lot of music, but for serious listening I prefer CD quality, ergo I asked where you guys keep then in your Zeds.

Very amused by the joke replies though.

Ho ho.

[_JB_]

Originally Posted by luddite

I know that a USB stick holds a lot of music, but for serious listening I prefer CD quality, ergo I asked where you guys keep then in your Zeds.

Very amused by the joke replies though.

Ho ho.

The sun visor is about the only option really. If you rip CDs correctly, the quality is the same.

[luddite]

Originally Posted by _JB_

The sun visor is about the only option really. If you rip CDs correctly, the quality is the same.

It depends what kind of music you listen to.

I'm talking musical instruments and actual singing.

Not (c)rap, or electronic which sounds like someone trying to bust their way out of a built in wardrobe.

[_JB_]

Originally Posted by luddite

It depends what kind of music you listen to.

I'm talking musical instruments and actual singing.

Not (c)rap, or electronic which sounds like someone trying to bust their way out of a built in wardrobe.

It doesn't matter what genre the music is if you rip it correctly. Also with a $20k car, the sound can only be so good.

[lexicon]

Originally Posted by _JB_

It doesn't matter what genre the music is if you rip it correctly. Also with a $20k car, the sound can only be so good.

Some material is more "challenging" to encode, but I can't really tell any difference in my front room, let alone in an odd-shaped steel and glass box with various built-in noise generators - even with a "premium" sound system.