>From: "Apryl Clark" <aprylc74@hotmail.com>
>Reply-To: listserv@azgeocaching.com
>To: listserv@azgeocaching.com
>Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] off topic question about MP3 players
>Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 15:29:36 -0700
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>So we have about 600-700 CD's...Hubby came with them all. I refuse to 
>covert to CD's..I still have tapes..no tape deck but that's another issue.
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>Prior to hubby going to MO for this class he'd bought a MP3 player due to 
>his traveling..Japan, California, Germany, etc he wanted to listen to HIS 
>music. Then his Bro got shipped to Iraq. So off goes "our" $150 MP3 player. 
>Then of course he wanted his own again..and bought another one. The last 
>few weeks of him being here before going to the class he spent all of his 
>time downloading each and every one of those stinking cd's onto his 
>computer. Converted them to MP3 and now has approx 15 DVD's (I think that's 
>what it records them on but in mpg format) and now has every one of his 
>cd's in that format.
>
>I was the lucky good typer that ended up inputting all the CD names and 
>titles onto his computer so he could put the names on each of the CD's.
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>I'm still trying to find a way to have a portable tape deck into my 
>cigarette lighter on the Dodge. At least then when I'm out 4wheeling the 
>damn things won't skip.


hehe. I'm still with ya' Apryl! I have a cassette deck in my 1/2 ton truck 
as well! I have plenty of old Chris Ledoux tapes to play in it too! :))  
There is nothing like driving down a dirt road in my old beat up pickup 
truck with a worn out tape of Chris Ledoux playing!!! :))

I must admit though... my 1 ton 4x4 has a CD player in it and I have a few 
CD's to go with it. But I still prefer cassettes in the truck as they dont 
skip like crazy when I am off roading!!! :)) They dont make stuff like they 
used to. CD's may sound better... but in an off road vehicle... I prefer 
cassettes!

Scott
Team Ropingthewind