which mobile device/music service do you use?

[alocispepraluger102]

show us your creativity and imagination.

i use a very simple rca pearl TH 1702 and carry with me a 500 gig ext. toshiba drive of my home recordings and thousands of hours of jazz shows and several current recordings of financial and electronics shows.

i wouldn't recognize or need an ipod if i found one.

[BeBop]

Zune.

Ah, c'mon, quit laughing. I've actually got five of them (four 30GB, one 32GB model). Indestructible. FM radio. Yeah, I've got some 4G Android device too. It does eleventeen times as much as the Zune, but I hardly ever use it for anything.

[alocispepraluger102]

the trouble with the newish devices is that they are old and obsolete when you buy or learn to use them.

[Shawn]

[alocispepraluger102]

sweet!!!

during a thrift store vinyl hunt last week, i saw a lady pick up some vintage 8-tracks.

[BeBop]

[Tom Storer]

In the interest of preserving my hearing, I use no mobile music device.

[alocispepraluger102]

In the interest of preserving my hearing, I use no mobile music device.

not even toobluth?

[GregK]

Google music through my Android 'phone.

[Tom Storer]

In the interest of preserving my hearing, I use no mobile music device.

not even toobluth?

No, that's too bluth for me.

[kinuta]

In the interest of preserving my hearing, I use no mobile music device.

not even toobluth?

No, that's too bluth for me.

I'm with you on that. My concern isn't my hearing but zooming cyclists kamikaze antics and people walking or cycling in a trance while IPod-ing and texting, sometimes both together.

After last year's bike accident and fractured wrist I'm vigilant and cautious.

[WD45]

iPhone and Rdio.

I had some 12,000 tunes on my old computer. When I got the iPhone and Rdio, they suddenly became obsolete. And, I don't have to shuttle tunes on and off a mobile device by hooking it up to a computer.