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John Pine · 09-13-2006, 12:22 PM

I’ve always been about high resolution audio. SACD’s, DVD-A’s, vinyl etc… Listening to compressed audio (MP3’s) has never appealed to me. But, I need to buy something to use during exercising. I know next to nothing about portables. All I want to be able to do is rip tracks from my large CD collection and make play lists to transfer to a player via my Windows XP PC. I won’t be downloading any music as I still use dial-up. I would prefer to keep the sound quality as high as possible.

Also, I have to use my One Call card for the purchase and would prefer to keep it under $200. I’m considering this model:

http://www.onecall.com/ProductDetail...ge=-1&id=32454

Will this model meet my needs? Any other suggestions or feedback?

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John Pine Member Location: Woodstock Ga Join Date: Feb 2002 Local Time: 10:39 AM Local Date: 12-01-2008 Posts: 978	Portable noob needs MP3 player advice I’ve always been about high resolution audio. SACD’s, DVD-A’s, vinyl etc… Listening to compressed audio (MP3’s) has never appealed to me. But, I need to buy something to use during exercising. I know next to nothing about portables. All I want to be able to do is rip tracks from my large CD collection and make play lists to transfer to a player via my Windows XP PC. I won’t be downloading any music as I still use dial-up. I would prefer to keep the sound quality as high as possible. Also, I have to use my One Call card for the purchase and would prefer to keep it under $200. I’m considering this model: http://www.onecall.com/ProductDetail...ge=-1&id=32454 Will this model meet my needs? Any other suggestions or feedback? "War Eagle!" Last edited by John Pine : 09-13-2006 at 02:35 PM.