Looking for a Mulit disk C D car player

[Eat Dirt]

We.. ........... Here's the up-date

First : Thanks for All the input and advice , Without it I would of found the answer to my Music Problem

I Just got today ::
Nulaxy Wireless In-Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter Radio Adapter Car Kit W USB Charger Support USB Flash Drive Micro SD Card AUX Input Output 1.44 Inch Display,

The little thing works Excellent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Plugs right into Lighter outlet

[Toyman321]

I've been running this thing in my truck for two years now. Works awesome!

[crufflers]

We.. ........... Here's the up-date

First : Thanks for All the input and advice , Without it I would of found the answer to my Music Problem

I Just got today ::
Nulaxy Wireless In-Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter Radio Adapter Car Kit W USB Charger Support USB Flash Drive Micro SD Card AUX Input Output 1.44 Inch Display,

The little thing works Excellent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Plugs right into Lighter outlet

I have one of those. They are great.

[Snagglepuss]

Use your original CDs. Not mp3s like all these calgunners suggest.

Your fancy speakers are worth nothing if all the originally intended frequencies are cut out and you are listening to music made to be heard through ear buds.

Especially important with classic rock music recorded analogue. No, the cd cannot produce the frequencies of tape or vinyl, but they are significantly better than mp3

[Snagglepuss]

After having read the posts carefully, it looks like you went digital. No problem. Just download .wav files. Not mp3's to your usb drives and you'll be able the actually hear The Doobie Brothers.

[crufflers]

Use your original CDs. Not mp3s like all these calgunners suggest.

Totally. Duh. 128kbps MP3's are so 1993! Use Redbook audio and don't look back!

Dood, some people just want tunes in their old car because the CD changer broke.

[sholling]

After having read the posts carefully, it looks like you went digital. No problem. Just download .wav files. Not mp3's to your usb drives and you'll be able the actually hear The Doobie Brothers.

.WAVs are so 2000.

FLACs are lossless, sound exactly the same, and take up less space. But in reality, darn few car speakers are good enough and the cabins quiet enough to hear the difference between 256bit MP3s and a CD. A really good home systems - yes, good headphones - yes. But very few cars. The difference is pretty subtle.

[holt7153]

My music is ripped to an old school 160gb iPod I bought used off eBay. It's buried in my center console and always charging when the engine's running. Works perfectly.