Switched

Technology is constantly changing everything. But it takes time to establish itself, no one can constantly upgrade thier systems each time a new toy comes on the market. CD's and MP3 disks will be around for another decade at least. During that time who knows what new technology will be developed.

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Bah. I'm not even ready for a CD player in my car yet; I can always listen to those at home. But what am I going to do with all my great old cassettes if I can't get a player in my next car? And who has time to learn a whole new technology just for downloading songs, & then spend all that time searching for & downloading them? Kids, maybe, but not a single Mom with 2 jobs...

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-yawn- i'm sorry, but i just dont care...

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I was waiting for this technology. Now I can remove my tremendous CD cases from under my seats and free up my armrest compartment!

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I Love people Like "DOC" they come on here read and even both to make a comment by saying Quote "BUT I JUST DON"T CARE" If that was really true they wouldn't make a comment keep on telling that to yourself maybe you believe it, WE don't

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Seems to me everything is going mobile digital, satellites are the endeavor of choice for all media and/ or relations. So those money grabbing radio services are going to have to pick up where typical radio channels are leaving. As for these custom music players go, I've got to feel there going smaller. Indeed, watch size, sun-glasses, two which are available. And that blue tooth, wow, can anyone think "stay at home library" for your media sorts, for everyone of course. Ok, my conclusion is that even though;We're "SELF-INDULGED", money is root...., some people dont like change (8-track to cassette,to cd,to mp3/wma,to some "opened-source" (remember smaller is better,so music/media files any larger is bad (gigabytes,terabytes,petabytes,exabytes-are all resource hungry), companies bring upon innovations for everyday people (people them-selves of course), robots are gaining a real A.I. for...., and space and time are becoming more defined in our language. We indeed are capitalizing on a bigger and better tomorrow (included are 3 hugs (lol)) hpoe to see ya ALL there. IN GOD WE TRUST .....

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Long live the radio . . . Ba-wa-hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah!!! (My evil scientist laugh) Tee-Hee

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When you got Sirius satelite radio, you don't need the cd player anyway! I never play cd's in my truck now, but rather just use my favorite artist stored in my satelite, and then ''fm'' frequency it over to my pioneer as it is.
I initally thought, that my clarity would be less with my audio system (amp & subwoofers), but found it sounds just fine! With 198 channels, and the ability to rock out to just about anything under the sun at anytime and mood change, the Sirius is the way to go anyways for me!

On a side note, cd players will hot for years to come! You might have the new stuff on digital media, but I betcha don't have that good old cd of the 80's , too hard to find online, in mp3 format!

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I will always like having an actual, physical disc -- not just invisible digits -- to represent and encompass an album. And, I like having album-sized collections; ten or so songs at a time is plenty.

Some of us, too, have vision or other physical problems that really make the typical new screens and buttons annoying to use.

I like CDs, and listening to one in my car on my car player is one of the day's nicer things. It's easier to do than it is at home, where there are often many interruptions (...I don't like wearing portable headphones all around the house).

I especially like CDs that have companion booklets with them, these days. Though, I won't read while I drive!

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I am still working with compact discs. Since I haven't changed the radio in my Chevy express I will wait a little longer. Do I dub my records/CD/tapes onto sd cards,or do put it on a memory strip?

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I bought my hubby satellite radio because he travels so much and it is a hassel to find radio staions wherever you go, but since I stay in the area of my favorite stations, why pay $150.00 for what I get for free? Not only that, it is a pain to try to switch the satellite stations while driving because you have to be able to read the display and I would rather not end up in someones trunk because I wanted to hear something else on the radio! I do miss cassetes though, they could be put through anything and still work, just breathe on a CD and the stupid thing is scratched!!!!

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Great easier to get jacked, stick w/ my good old cd
and cd changer, keep it in old world.

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i have to agree with "Doc": "yawn, i'm sorry, but i just don't care!" why should we, it will just change again in a couple of month's and then what, run out and start over?? NOT! today's music isn't worth all that.

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You would still be able to listen to CDs or cassettes with one of these players by connecting any portable player from it's headphone jack to the line in on the car amp, or by bluetoothing...

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Think I'll just wait for the voice activated, "say what you want to hear" radio before I junk my CD's and XM radio

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CD's are fine with me. I'll call what is out there now "music" when a group can sell out a major football stadium in less than a day like the "supergroups" did in the late sixties, and early seventies, (instilling riots when the tickets ran out).

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never happen, cd-s are here to stay.

tommy

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This doesn't surprise me. I no longer drive (I live in NY and haven't driven in almost 2 years), but even the last time I drove, I had barely used my CD player or normal radio in a couple years because of the great selection of XM radio stations playing all the current hits with a great variety of choices, and that I was able to hook my iPod into my car. Good-bye CD players :(

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Im not going to change anything - I need a rest for it. Im tired keeping up with whats next out...Im stopping here. I play the cds...and portable tape player kept under my seat. Tthat's it. Done. Maybe in 20 years I may be interested in a newer concept. The End.

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When is this BS going to stop? I don't own an MP3 player and have no intention of ever owning one. They are expensive and sound like garbage. I just bought a new car and have a cd player, which is ok. But now I have to transfer all my music from cassettes to cd. Now the technogeek yuppies are trying to force their new, low-quality technology down our throats. It's time to stop the nonsense!

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