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Mar 30, 2016
Eclipse T180 4GB MP3 Player is hard to use
Instead of buttons all selections are on the touch screen, and it is very hard to get the screen to react. It needs a lot of finger pressure using the triangular piece of plastic against the screen, to make a selection. Doing so hurts my fingers. And it takes many tries to make a selection. The 4GB memory holds many, many songs. And the sound quality is very good.
May 19, 2017
Pioneer 6cd cartridges
1 of 1 found this helpful I like these Pioneer 6 CD cartridges. They are very easy to load with CDs. I have 5 of them on the shelf, each loaded with a different genre of music, and I expect to buy more. I have a Pioneer CD player that takes these cartridges. I can store the CDs in them and play whichever type of music I like, and a cartridge plays for about 6 hours. I am very disappointed that Pioneer no longer makes these products. But I am glad to find that many of these are still in use and available on ebay and other sources of used equipment. The reviews I have seen say that although many out there are old, they keep working well.
Feb 12, 2016
Belkin Tunecast FM transmitter to send music to FM broadcast radios
The transmitter I got on eBay is a bit smaller than a computer mouse any weighs next to nothing. It uses 2 AAA batteries. When I connect it to an MP3 player and tune an FM radio to the lowest part of the band, I can hear the music pretty clearly. I can hear a good signal out to 10 ft away. There are actually 4 frequencies I can tune to, all very close to 88 MHz, so you could use more than one transmitter at the same time. The transmitter has no external antenna, just the 6" cord and a standard plug like a headphone has for an MP3 player or CD player. You could carry this device and a small player in a pocket, and play music to your FM wireless headphones. This unit may have a connection problem of the cord between the case and the cord, because when I pull on it, I can get 2 ft or 10 ft range.
So be careful with the cord. It will do what I need just fine. Roy