[tds101]

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Originally Posted by crumpler /img/forum/go_quote.gif You should head over to the ipodwizard forum here. It's the best of both worlds. I have a 5.5G iMod with the iPod classic interface! Many other interesting mods for the old as well as new iPods!

You just gave me the hookup as well,...thanks!!!

 

[maporter]

Personally I've been a fan of the Nano since it's launch, I've currently got both a 4th and 5th gen Nano. With each launch the Nano just keeps getting better and better IMO, I love the small form factor, simple IU, range of features.

I use them both with the ADDIEM's and to be honest the SQ more than satisfies my requirements. I love the extra functionality that the remote on the ADDIEM's offers and the whole package sounds pretty damn good to my ears (Lame encoded MP3's 320kbps).

 

[gorgonmusic]

Iphone 3gs works great for me..

games
apps
music
internet
phone
GPS

 

[crumpler]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nywytboy68 /img/forum/go_quote.gif You just gave me the hookup as well,...thanks!!!

No worries! Happy modding!

There's even a volume hack packaged within iPodWizard 1.3 although to be honest, i've yet to try the hack because my iPod doesn't have the volume cap.

 

[jawor121]

I've got 2 favourite ones;
Iphone 3g for good SQ and that it's also a phone
Ipod Video 30gb because of i can fit a lot of music on it but it's quite big.

 

[mrarroyo]

160 GB classic, although I am thinking of getting a 240 GB iPod from Rapid Repair to carry even more music with me!

 

[J.Pocalypse]

160GB Classic with ALAC files.

 

[crumpler]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrarroyo /img/forum/go_quote.gif 160 GB classic, although I am thinking of getting a 240 GB iPod from Rapid Repair to carry even more music with me!

Correct me if i'm wrong but i think the 240GB hard-disk from rapidrepair is only compatible with the Video iPod (5th/5.5th Generation).

 

[FragViper]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nywytboy68 /img/forum/go_quote.gif iPod 5.5G for the SQ and RockBoxability, and the iPod Touch 64gb for the apps and the video watching stuffage.

My setup exactly.

 

[mca]

I had a few iPods already. Upgraded from a 4th gen. iPod (there were no different iPods back then) to a 80GB classic. The Coverflow wasn't that great, because of the hard disk, but I had lots of space and longer battery life.
Then I bought an iPhone and got into the trouble of not knowing where to keep the music. The iPhone of course was too small to have all music with me. But I did not use the iPod that much now, so I decided to give it to my girlfriend and stick to the iPhone.

Two weeks ago I bought the 160 GB classic.
I really enjoyed carrying around only one device, but the iPhone did not have the best battery life, the sound was only well and nothing more and I always wanted to listen to music I did not sync before leaving the house.

Short: the Classic.

 

[mrarroyo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by crumpler /img/forum/go_quote.gif Correct me if i'm wrong but i think the 240GB hard-disk from rapidrepair is only compatible with the Video iPod (5th/5.5th Generation).

The 240 Gb is only compatible w/ the 5.5 iPod, I would be buying an iPod with the upgraded HD from Rapid Repair at about $350.

 

[neosoul]

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Originally Posted by mrarroyo /img/forum/go_quote.gif The 240 Gb is only compatible w/ the 5.5 iPod, I would be buying an iPod with the upgraded HD from Rapid Repair at about $350.

Miguel,

You can beat that price easily by picking up a second hand Ipod and purchasing a 240gb drive from here:

hard drive and battery upgrade kit for 5th generation video ipod

Just something to think about if you're interested.

 

[JiPod]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nonsupremous /img/forum/go_quote.gif I like the shuffle 1G and also the Nano 3G. Personally I think the Nano 3G is the best sounding ipod to date. It's the most powerful. I have owned every ipod EXCEPT the newest classic and the newest touch. I actually put my shuffle 1G on sound par with all of them except the Nano 3G.

The Nano 3G being most powerful,
1. Are you referring to HP out? and
2. Do you have HP out specification comparisons between the Nano's?

 

[mrarroyo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by marvelousmarvyd /img/forum/go_quote.gif Miguel, You can beat that price easily by picking up a second hand Ipod and purchasing a 240gb drive from here: hard drive and battery upgrade kit for 5th generation video ipod Just something to think about if you're interested.

You are correct, but I am all thumbs and would be afraid of damaging the iPod/HD.

 

[Frequen C]

Ipod touch- it's simply the best as long as you don't have too much music.