DoomsdaysCW@imthehumanoid All of the above!
@imthehumanoid MP3 player is probably the least used. But I still have one.
@imthehumanoid And actually, it's the simplest and most brilliant design. A Muvo 100. Basically a USB stick with a soundcard and a headphone jack, run by a single AAA battery. No ads, no upgrades... And still works many years later.
#LowTech #OldTech #Muvo100 #MP3Players #GoodTech #KeepItSimple #SolarPunkSunday
Kerplunk@imthehumanoid And actually, it's the simplest and most brilliant design. A Muvo 100. Basically a USB stick with a soundcard and a headphone jack, run by a single AAA battery. No ads, no upgrades... And still works many years later.
My Creative MuVo, 1GB is also still working
Also a San Disk Sansa Player. mine might need a new battery sometime soon, should be a reasonably easy DIY.
Sansa is even Extensible as it has a micro SD Card slot.
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I had the Muvo Nomad. Back in the day I managed to squeeze days of Bach onto the device when Harvard Radio did it's annual 24/7 Bach binge and I recorded off-air. I really wish I could find that little thing.
I had the Muvo Nomad. Back in the day I managed to squeeze days of Bach onto the device when Harvard Radio did it's annual 24/7 Bach binge and I recorded off-air. I really wish I could find that little thing.
Oh geesh. I hope you can find it. That sounds really cool! @ottomate
@ottomate I found this...
https://soundcloud.com/memorial-church/js-bach-st-john-passion-harvard-university-choir-2010
J.S. Bach - St. John Passion | Harvard University Choir (2010)
Johann Sebastian Bach's St. John Passion presented by the Harvard University Choir, Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra and directed by Edward Jones. Opening remarks by Professor Christoph Wolff. Perfor
@DoomsdaysCW Using what tools and search terms, if I may ask?
@ottomate "Harvard Radio Bach" via Duck Duck Go.
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I still have a couple of Sansa Fuze players.
They support Rockbox, but the FLAC support in the stock ROM is good enough for me: gapless, and up to "CD quality" (16/44.1, not high-def).
I still have a couple of Sansa Fuze players.
They support Rockbox, but the FLAC support in the stock ROM is good enough for me: gapless, and up to "CD quality" (16/44.1, not high-def).