| neo Car Jukebox | by smokey |
| Has anyone seen this? Is it junk? | |
| Re: neo Car Jukebox | by calamon |
| It brings to me the eternal question: Why the hell would you want an mp3 player in your car? | |
| Re: neo Car Jukebox | by stale |
| I don't think that calamon needs to be glorified with a response to his/her question. | |
| Re: neo Car Jukebox | by forge |
| That's kinda the bomb, but god DAMN it's ugly. Yea, Calamon who/whatever "it" is should remove their head from their ass to make way for the mp3 player along with my boot | |
| Re: neo Car Jukebox | by Anonymous |
| Should also prepare to kiss "By Proxy" the frog... | |
| Re: neo Car Jukebox | by stale |
| The dick frog! Yes! | |
| Re: neo Car Jukebox | by smokey |
| It is prett damn ugly, isn't it. I read a few reviews on it though and they were all good. Kenwood and Sony both have something similar, but less storage and more $$$. Go figure. I think I'm going to wait a few and see if anything else hits the market. If I did buy this one, I definitly would mount that control panel anyware. Prolly just keep it next to my seat and pick it up when I need it. | |
| Re: neo Car Jukebox | by smokey |
| Doh, "wouldn't mount" | |
| Re: neo Car Jukebox | by marasmus |
| Hard disk based storage in a car is generally a bad idea. You've got high shock situations, way too much heat, awful grounding, rather inconsistent power delivery... If looking for a high-capacity storage for MP3 in your car, you can either get an MP3-compatible CD changer unit (Alpine has some incredible ones), or wait about 6 months until the firmware is updated in the aforementioned CD changers so they can read DVD's (they're already using DVD-compatible hardware). At that point, you can have 6-12 DVD's stuffed with MP3's in your trunk, which should last you a solid MONTH of music, if not more. :) | |