27-12-2009, 23:33
Listening habbits . Well it is eather at home of an evening or in the car . As it goes , it is nearly always CDs or whatever . Not often the radio . Only when I need to check out what is new . As it goes , out of all the cars in which I have had , though they always had radios , this is the only one in which it has ever worked . For me so long as the cassete player , then latter the CD player , and soon the hard drive , then that was good enough for me . Never even used to fit aireals on them to get the radio working .
As for the Hi Fi , I belive in getting seperates for if one part goes , then it can be replaced . With all in ones , if one part goes , the whole thing is knackered . Never bought a radio with it . Can get the radio chanels up form the Sky TV box so there is not a problem . As it goes my Hi Fi has had three cassete decks , three CD players , four if one counts the recording CD player I once had , and two record players . Only the amp and speakers still remain original .
Have a habbit of playing the same track over and over again . One of the good things about the CDs .
As for the Hi Fi , I belive in getting seperates for if one part goes , then it can be replaced . With all in ones , if one part goes , the whole thing is knackered . Never bought a radio with it . Can get the radio chanels up form the Sky TV box so there is not a problem . As it goes my Hi Fi has had three cassete decks , three CD players , four if one counts the recording CD player I once had , and two record players . Only the amp and speakers still remain original .
Have a habbit of playing the same track over and over again . One of the good things about the CDs .