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SamBee wrote:
Personally always found tapes more practical than CDs when changing them. CDs scratch and screw up if they land on the floor.
MP3 via flash drive for the win. My current JVC stereo was under $100 and I’m not sure I’ve ever actually put a CD in it. CD players tend to get clogged up with dust from the dirt roads and driveways around here anyway. A 16G ultra-tiny flash drive from Staples holds more music than I can listen to in 4-5 days for under $30 and makes it easy to add and rearrange on the computer without any special software or card reader.
Sooooo Funny! Thanks for the laugh! 😆 😆 Perhaps the poster should have tried “Facebook”! The way clips are passed around that website, they would probably have their tapes back by now!
Yeah, I’ve got MP3 and friends have iPods… the joke is that I could hook them up to the cassette player in my last two cars (via a modified tape thingy), but I can’t actually hook either up to my CD player in my current one. Nuts or what? I bet is was the same guy that stole my collection of 8 trac tapes 37 years ago. Still bummed about that Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Cadence wrote:I bet is was the same guy that stole my collection of 8 trac tapes 37 years ago. Still bummed about that
You had the Book of Mormon on 8-track?Heber13 wrote:Cadence wrote:I bet is was the same guy that stole my collection of 8 trac tapes 37 years ago. Still bummed about that
You had the Book of Mormon on 8-track?I had mine on plates. Beat that!
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