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> It's a shame there's no standout replacement. Sure, you need to spend longer curating your music collection, There's not even that much curating needed with
by rodgerd 11y ago
> It's a shame there's no standout replacement. Sure, you need to spend longer curating your music collection,
There's not even that much curating needed with modern storage capacity. SD cards are cheap, large, and so the only limit is how long I wait for FLACs to transcode down to AACs.
> Plus it always lets you access all your music, regardless of reception, data, record company politics
Exactly. I can't fathom why people are so in love with relying on so many unreliable parts to listen to music.
- thaumasiotes 11y ago>> Plus it always lets you access all your music, regardless of reception, data, record company politics > Exactly. I can't fathom why people are so in love with relying on so many unreliable parts to listen to music. A phone will do exactly the same thing...
- superuser2 11y ago>SD cards are cheap, large Getting a smartphone with an SD card slot these days requires some compromise. The iPhone has never had one. Galaxy S6 and Nexus 6 are arguably the current Android flagships setting the standard for quality, and neither of them have SD expansion. There are people with more than 64GB of music at CD quality who don't want to transcode it down.