Apple Lossless for my Mac and a mix of 128/160/192 vbr AAC for my iPod.

I think people will buy it regardless of the price. It could turn out like the ipod did. The first ipod was $400 or $500 when it first came out and analyst's were saying it was too expensive and why the hell would apple get into the mp3 market. We all know how that turned out. Besides, who says...

Look forward to your review!

Quote: Originally Posted by Jahn off. it craps up the sound. Thanks.

Should I have it on or off? What does it do exactly?

You sayin you don't like vinyl? *rolls up his sleeves*

Why not just take the ipod with you? Its small enough to fit in a pocket. Just curious.

If you are getting a 60 GB iPod than definatley rip no less than 192 vbr aac IMO. Thats just too much space to fill if you were to rip at 128. It would take you YEARS. On a personal note, I use 128 aac vbr for my 30GB ipod. When I'm out I can't tell the difference. When I am home I just listen...

Your answers are correct.

I own the px-100 and just recently bought the ksc 75's and... IMO the ksc 75's sound *slightly* better than the 100's. Bear in mind that the 100's are completely burned in (been my only phone for months) and the 75's not yet. This kinda got on my nerves though, since I paid $25 for the 100's...

Mwa ha har! Went to CC, got the price match, "painted" (Sharpie) them black, and am enjoyin them.

The Cambridge outlet store in Milpitas @ the Great Mall has SR60's and SR80's to try. As well as Koss portapro's to try.

I've tried a Jenson, a Maxell, and a Sony one. The Sony sounded WAY better out of all 3.

Wow. Strange thread. Anyway, I personally find 128 AAC VBR fine for my portable use. At home though I choose cd's if i'm not feelin lazy.