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I have been getting them from Amazon. Has worked well. There are lots of other places, but I am old and surprised I figured out a lot of the tech stuff. Of course most young people download music for "free". That usually means they are stealing it!
I have been getting them from Amazon. Has worked well. There are lots of other places, but I am old and surprised I figured out a lot of the tech stuff. Of course most young people download music for "free". That usually means they are stealing it!
Yea, I don't want to steal , I want to sleep at night...
I, too, get a lot of music from Amazon.com.
You can buy whole albums (Just got an old Steppenwolf album that I didn't know existed) or you can get single songs.
Works out pretty good.
I keep the music on my computer and just burm my own mix CD's for the bike or the car or truck.
My 2011 TG doesn't have the USB ports.
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I know a lot of guys just use Pandora, or buy from Amazon, but I have 100's of albums on CD that I bought, or even recorded from vinyl (yes, vinyl!). Rip then to the laptop at highest fidelity, then dump them to a flash drive. I have a 16 GB drive with about 20 albums on already, and it is only 1/2 full! Woodstock, early Joe Cocker, Janis Joplin, the list goes on and on!
From: Santa Clarita, So. Cal. & Bullhead City, Az.
I'm OLD. Bought a turn table with a USB output. Transcribed 115 vinyl albums to my server, then burned CD's. Now I have them downloaded to the iPod I use on my Freewheeler.
I'm OLD. Bought a turn table with a USB output. Transcribed 115 vinyl albums to my server, then burned CD's. Now I have them downloaded to the iPod I use on my Freewheeler.
didn't know their was such a thing, I was doing it the hard way! Maybe their is a cassette to USB also.
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