iPod guru's... help me out here...

[Audiomechanic]

For headphones, there is only one choice:

http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-CX-.../dp/B000E1FYQA

I use these and they sound absolutely friggin AMAZING! They act as ear plugs at the same time so even with the music turned down low, you can't hear crap that's going on around you! The low bass response is killer as well. They irritated my ears after leaving them in for a long time at first, but I got used to them. I could leave them in for hours now.

I have the iPod 80gb Classic as well.

[OneSickPsycho]

Too expensive... I can't justify more than $20 or so... I think I am going to try to make my own... maybe next weekend...

[Audiomechanic]

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

Too expensive... I can't justify more than $20 or so... I think I am going to try to make my own... maybe next weekend...

I'm curious as to how that turns out. Post up pics when you do it. I wanted to do that too but got lazy and found the Sennheizers. 55 is a bit expensive but I've had 'em for about 2 years now and no issues at all.

What are you going to use for the drivers in those home-made ones? Are you going to gut a cheapie pair of earbuds?

[OneSickPsycho]

Originally Posted by Audiomechanic

I'm curious as to how that turns out. Post up pics when you do it. I wanted to do that too but got lazy and found the Sennheizers. 55 is a bit expensive but I've had 'em for about 2 years now and no issues at all.

What are you going to use for the drivers in those home-made ones? Are you going to gut a cheapie pair of earbuds?

I'll probably actually use the ones that came with my iPod... They seem to be good quality.

[OneSickPsycho]

Anybody have an ideas for materials to use to make 'em? I want to find a balance between ease of use, machinability, and comfort...

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

you have to import them with iTunes or they won't show up... (you can use your iPod as a 80gig thumb drive though FYI )

I have an Ipod, but never tried it.
Can you use your Ipod to take stuff off one computer, and put it ON to another one??

[vabarber2]

Zune Ftw!!!!!!!!!

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

I have an Ipod, but never tried it.
Can you use your Ipod to take stuff off one computer, and put it ON to another one??

for files yeah... but not music... well... tech if you use the ipod as a thumb drive you can transfer music too but that music won't be available for you to listen to on the iPod.

[Audiomechanic]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

I have an Ipod, but never tried it.
Can you use your Ipod to take stuff off one computer, and put it ON to another one??

Yup. Use iTunes to copy the songs u want from the computer to the iPod. On the computer you want to copy TO:

1 - go to the folder options and select to "show hidden files"
2 - connect iPod (if itunes opens, close itunes...DO NOT LET IT SYNC)
3 - go to my computer > then the ipod (will probably be drive E or something) > then the "ipod_control" folder.
4 - inside that folder is a "music" folder, copy that to the computer you want the music on.
5 - open itunes, go to options, and choose the option "let itunes keep my folder organized"
6 - import newly copied music folder to itunes.

That how u do it.

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by Audiomechanic

Yup. Use iTunes to copy the songs u want from the computer to the iPod. On the computer you want to copy TO:

1 - go to the folder options and select to "show hidden files"
2 - connect iPod (if itunes opens, close itunes...DO NOT LET IT SYNC)
3 - go to my computer > then the ipod (will probably be drive E or something) > then the "ipod_control" folder.
4 - inside that folder is a "music" folder, copy that to the computer you want the music on.
5 - open itunes, go to options, and choose the option "let itunes keep my folder organized"
6 - import newly copied music folder to itunes.

That how u do it.

yeah (I didn't wanna get that in depth )

if you just wanna copy like word documents or some other shit just open up my computer and drag the file into the iPod... simple