ms3902
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8gb clip zip 29.99, 32 gb sd card 18.99, hpa labs cmoy 25.00, a151 39.99
This setup gets more listening time than anything else I got. The amp adds a nice little boost to the 151's.
8gb clip zip 29.99, 32 gb sd card 18.99, hpa labs cmoy 25.00, a151 39.99
This setup gets more listening time than anything else I got. The amp adds a nice little boost to the 151's.
Rockboxed Sansa Clip + 40gb -> KSC75
Total beach-ready setup: $45
If you can beat that price to SQ ratio, well my hat is off to you.
Here's the C3 with my XBA-2.
These are my budget rigs. Well, at least budget for U.S. terms, since cheap electronics in the U.S. sometimes retail (if they are ever available in the Mexican market) for 2 or 3 times the original price. Case in point my Colorfly C3: Around a 100 dollar in the U.S., but retailing for around 300 south of the border. This is the Caselogic case I got for it today, at around 4 dollars, and a bit of my rockboxed Sansa Clip+.
And this is the C3 inside the case, were I keep it with my Sony XBA-2.
Here's the C3 with my XBA-2.
And this is a very bad picture of the rockboxed Sansa Clip+. The clip broke and then I sanded the back of the player an used some velcro to atach a transparent clip which I got for less than a dollar. I figured that it would be better to use something more elastic than glue or epoxy to affix the clip.
And, in what could appear as a bad joke, this is a cheapo RCA player I got just for watching movies and reading ebooks while in the bus, as a cheap and not so efficient substitute for my Motorola phone, which has a very bad battery life and really can't use for more than taking calls and reading emails. I don't really consider the RCA something other than a disposable player for video. And in case you are wondering, there are a lot of old Star Trek and Star Trek cartoons in its 4gb of memory.
And this is it .