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    Ideal Music Format for my car would be....

    ......SIMPLY a USB plug hole in my dash...for my USB hard disk.....it takes seconds to fill it and music would vary daily.

    What an idea.......Im sure someone does it, but once its £100 it would be THE MEDIA........a radio tuner, and amp,....and a USB plug hole

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    Originally posted by Moby-Dick
    such a device almost exists.....


    http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/shop...oducts_id=2429
    OMFG!!!! Its a dream come true... all I need now is it to be taken onboard by someone like Pioneer or Alpine.. and i'll buy it!!!

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    good try Moby but not quite

    Thats a bloody great big hard Disk.....I'm talking about our good buddy, USB removeable media.

    Then, if you were a right geek, you could use USB HDD too

    But for me.....128mb stick, fill it every morning (few seconds)...off ya go

    And it would Shuffle OK too

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    Why not just buy one of the units that can read CD-R / CD-RW. Just wack a different CD in each day.

    Pioneer, Kenwood and Sony all sell them and I'm fairly sure I've seen an Alpine unit aswell.
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    Originally posted by Del Lardo
    Why not just buy one of the units that can read CD-R / CD-RW. Just wack a different CD in each day.

    Pioneer, Kenwood and Sony all sell them and I'm fairly sure I've seen an Alpine unit aswell.
    takes longer but good idea matey

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    i think its kenwood who make a 'MusicKeg' its a hard drive that plugs into most Kenwood headunits.

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    Yeah...the prob with Burning music to disk is it takes time....

    where as USB....even here at work I could just cut and paste onto a USB keyring....

    I swap cars DAILY........I have over 50 CD's all copied from my originals, cos my car gets lent out daily, hourly etc.....test drives, courtesy car, parts delivery..you name it....

    and I have LOST LOADS OF MUSIC....it just goes walkies

    So no originals in mine......and besides....we all KNOW how fast USB is......and a 256 mg stick, on your keyring.....

    what a dream.....every Vauxhall with a USB slot, and no stereo

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    Originally posted by Zak33
    Yeah...the prob with Burning music to disk is it takes time....

    Yeha, my 52x burner takes an age to burn a full mp3 cd

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    try www.bassjunkies.com zak.

    if it makes(or can make) a noise they'll know where to get it

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