Novice concerning aftermarket stereos
Novice concerning aftermarket stereos
Title says it all. I would like something that plays the music I have loaded onto my home PC. Is this the MP3 that I hear about (and yes you can read old fart here). I am pretty sure I don't want to have to jack with a CD changer. Any thoughts or recommendations would be appreciated.
Craig
Craig
Well most newer midrange model headunits come with either MP3 reader abilities. At the same time almost all aftermarket units have a aux input that you can use with a portable MP3 player.
Question you have to answer is how much money are you willing to spend on a headunit and are you currently happy with your current sound system.
Question you have to answer is how much money are you willing to spend on a headunit and are you currently happy with your current sound system.
Well most newer midrange model headunits come with either MP3 reader abilities. At the same time almost all aftermarket units have a aux input that you can use with a portable MP3 player.
Question you have to answer is how much money are you willing to spend on a headunit and are you currently happy with your current sound system.
Question you have to answer is how much money are you willing to spend on a headunit and are you currently happy with your current sound system.
I listen to country, rock, pop, occasionally classical, very little rap or hip - hop.
Thanks,
Craig
you can get a really good unit for 300. Some have places on the front to load a SD card or thumb drive. That would be great for music also. Then you don't have to waste money on CD's.
Just go check out best buy or go to crutchfield.com and have a look.
Crutchfield dosen't have the best prices but they are very helpful.
Just go check out best buy or go to crutchfield.com and have a look.
Crutchfield dosen't have the best prices but they are very helpful.
fyi, if you just record the cd w/out specifing that it be burnt as a data cd, you will only get about 20 songs per disc. if you change it over to data cd, hundreds can be burned onto a cd. i know i recorded one cd with 4-5 different albums on it, and it was still under half used.
fyi, if you just record the cd w/out specifing that it be burnt as a data cd, you will only get about 20 songs per disc. if you change it over to data cd, hundreds can be burned onto a cd. i know i recorded one cd with 4-5 different albums on it, and it was still under half used.
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