I know this gets quite a bit of talk on anandtech, but i dont know who actually has one
If you do, how would you go about browsing through all your mp3s. How would you skip through folders and songs?
I demoed the Pioneer 5500MP today, and decided against purchasing solely because the folders were called Fx (x being a number) and the tracks were numerical... as in the unit wouldn't read the ID3 tag UNTIL you have selected a song... so you are essentially browsing BLINDLY
I liked the Alpine 9807, despite being uglier and having far less features, solely because it stores all the disc info on a cache to allow you to very quickly browse through all the songs. also, it amazingly read ALL of my super scratched up CDs. Even my portable mp3 player, computer, and every other head unit I tested was not able to read the very same CDs.
So the last contestant is the JVC unit... How has it dealt with your CDs..and how does it browse through files? I really really like its look (over the archaic Alpine) and its advantages in features... (something the Alpine really lacks)
If you do, how would you go about browsing through all your mp3s. How would you skip through folders and songs?
I demoed the Pioneer 5500MP today, and decided against purchasing solely because the folders were called Fx (x being a number) and the tracks were numerical... as in the unit wouldn't read the ID3 tag UNTIL you have selected a song... so you are essentially browsing BLINDLY
I liked the Alpine 9807, despite being uglier and having far less features, solely because it stores all the disc info on a cache to allow you to very quickly browse through all the songs. also, it amazingly read ALL of my super scratched up CDs. Even my portable mp3 player, computer, and every other head unit I tested was not able to read the very same CDs.
So the last contestant is the JVC unit... How has it dealt with your CDs..and how does it browse through files? I really really like its look (over the archaic Alpine) and its advantages in features... (something the Alpine really lacks)