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Sounds like insecurity to me...

These guys and the other five people who bought them are now realizing the mistake they made and are jealous of all their friends who bought and are using iPod's with iTunes. If you RIP your own CD's, you can RIP them to iTunes at higher bit rates than the default AAC 128 bit sampling in either AAC or MPEG 3 through the iTunes Preference panel, so that argument doesn't hold water. This argument just makes in apparent these bozo's have never used iTunes at all. Yes, Apple's iTunes music is at 128 bit sampling in AAC, I find it more than adequate. And tell me, which ear bugs are going to sound any better between 89 and 91 db? Give me a break! And tell me, which software even come close to managing it all easier and better than iTunes? Answer: None.

Posted by: gtdworak   Posted on: 06/28/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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