Try this little thing for size !!!

[kevH]

Just noticed this , can we get any smaller ????

http://phonephile.blogspot.com/2005...u-dah-1500.html

[shadowritten]

Getting a 404 Page Not Found from this link Kev.

[extremelydodgy]

Probably because the "..." is part of the linked URL


The newer version (not on sale in the UK yet AFAIK) has USB2.0 transfer, custom EQ and voice recording too. Now that's impressive. But I found the size a bit inconvenient as it sticks out in a trouser pocket. For wearing around the neck, great (as long as you don't run).

[kevH]

Is there anything you dont know about dodgy ?? LOL

[shadowritten]

Originally Posted by extremelydodgy

Probably because the "..." is part of the linked URL


The newer version (not on sale in the UK yet AFAIK) has USB2.0 transfer, custom EQ and voice recording too. Now that's impressive. But I found the size a bit inconvenient as it sticks out in a trouser pocket. For wearing around the neck, great (as long as you don't run).

Er ... okay, ignorance time. How do I get it to work, please?

[kevH]

http://phonephile.blogspot.com/2005/...-dah-1500.html

Does that help???

[shadowritten]

Yes, thanks!

Seen this before. Pretty impressive!

[johann1979]

I just clicked on that link and read through a few of especially the last few comments - Boy, do iPod fanboys get on their high horse when the gapless issue is mentioned. With all due respect extremelydodgy, I did find your comment (under your bangraman pseudonym) slightly condescending by saying that the gapless issue only bothers 'single genre' listeners as if to say something by that...

I have encountered many people on here, from Pink Floyd fans to Beatles fans, to Classical Music fans, as well as musicals (including Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds) to countless other bands and genre's who find the gapless playback issue a real bother.

It is so easy to generalise and assume it is only dance music but I think if you give it a little bit more thought you will realise otherwise... but I have come to realise that people who overwhelmingly defend the iPod's weaknesses will say almost anything to make their product look better.