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Posted by DarkStar on 10/16/42 11:53
I cant make it clear in my mind exactly
what you are trying to do.
You might get a decent hundred or more WATTS per channel
Amplifier and couple your player via a patch cord
to that amplifier,
I myself would just get a 2GB USB drive
and put my music in a folder there
then I could play it anywhere I wanted to
that had the proper multimedia machine.
The music industry is wanting special purpose machines
only instead of general purpose because they want to
control copy capabilities that might step on their
ability to make money.
They think freedom exists only for themselves to make money
and no other people/purpose.
I say it is their industry that needs to adapt
or die and not the rest of us.
I can go on just fine with no music at all
so long as I am free to investigate other
areas of entertainment.
<stuart_noble@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:1153395253.012470.8930@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> DarkStar wrote:
>> Id just like to add that listening to 80DB
>> directly into ears will cause permanent hearing damage
>> over an 8 hr period.
>
> No danger of that. My player will only be used with the radio. It's
> actually too heavy to put in your pocket and is probably going to be
> more useful as a 40gb HD than a music player.
>
> Thanks for the info on MP3Gain. That's certainly an amazing little
> utility, even if it doesn't solve my current problem.
>
> Maybe I should try the Boostaroo headphone amplifier, which is said to
> increase the volume by 40% - 100% depending on which sales pitch you're
> reading. Anyone got an opinion on that?
>
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