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[Spiritinthesky]

How do you listen to music? MP3 player, iPhone, radio, internet, vinyl?

If the 50’s and 60's were the era of the record, in the 70's we had tape, (lovely 8-tracks and cassettes!), and the Sony Walkman, then CD's in the 80’s and now MP3's.

This Day in Music is running a poll to find out how you listen to your music.

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[F1er]

via ear

[Jabberwocky]

if you turn it up you can feel the vibrations

[What's Burning?]

And you can look at all the pretty lights go up and down on the equalizer.

[texasmr2]

And you can look at all the pretty lights go up and down on the equalizer.

FLASHBACK!!!!!!

[What's Burning?]

And you can look at all the pretty lights go up and down on the equalizer.

FLASHBACK!!!!!!

Did I just date myself?

[texasmr2]

I was dating myself, no DD not like that , but you can join the 'old foggies club' WB . The sooner we stop bantering the sooner we can go to bed .

[darwin dali]

Bunch of old geezers here, tz tz tz

[darwin dali]

On second thought: I could (ab)use a sugar daddy for myself...

[myownalias]

Upto 2 1/2 years ago I listened to my music through a 12.6kw professional PA system; that has five amps and more level meters, knobs and switches you could shake a stick at!

[What's Burning?]

Upto 2 1/2 years ago I listened to my music through a 12.6kw professional PA system; that has five amps and more level meters, knobs and switches you could shake a stick at!

Please tell me you didn't just plug your white iPod ear buds do all of that hardware.

Ultimately music comes out of speakers of some sort, so that's where you should put your money first. The last piece of stereo equipment I bought was a pair of Kef Q series floor standing speakers. I am still using a Carver amp and preamp I bought in 1988!

[myownalias]

Upto 2 1/2 years ago I listened to my music through a 12.6kw professional PA system; that has five amps and more level meters, knobs and switches you could shake a stick at!

Please tell me you didn't just plug your white iPod ear buds do all of that hardware.

Funny you should say that, I did plug my iPod into the system for between band listening, although I did use a very high quality stereo minijack to two phono cable!

Ultimately music comes out of speakers of some sort, so that's where you should put your money first. The last piece of stereo equipment I bought was a pair of Kef Q series floor standing speakers. I am still using a Carver amp and preamp I bought in 1988!

I'm a bit of an audiophile, more than my budget allows to be honest; and a bigger problem than cheap speakers is people spending thousands of $$$ on equipment and linking them together with cheap interconnects and speaker cable, my last CD player had a £400 interconnect cable between it and the amplifier, the CD player cost £300!