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9 Responses to "QotD: Car Tunes"

1. | Reply Eric
   Posted 22 Nov 2004 at 10:21pm #
   

   Usually iPod, occassionally CD. Lately, the radio's only been for when I've forgotten either of the above or I'm listenting to some sort of game.

2. | Reply Chuck Plater's Blog
   Posted 22 Nov 2004 at 10:27pm #
   

   What's on your radio?

   I also usually listen to my iPod in my car, the one exception is that I sometimes listen to The Drew and Mike show on WRIF (101.1 FM.)...

3. | Reply Alex Eiser
   Posted 22 Nov 2004 at 10:51pm #
   

   In the city, the radio.

   On long trips, a mix of ipod (until the FM station I am broadcasting on starts to have a real broadcast) then CDs until I stop next and I can find a new station.

   My car doesn't have any way of directly connecting the ipod.. nor a tape deck. Their aren't even any after-market CD head unit replacements I can install. So while I have my ipod most often with me while I am driving.. I don't listen to it unless I am going a long way.

4. | Reply Tim Buchheim
   Posted 22 Nov 2004 at 11:35pm #
   

   For local driving:

   KNX 1070, the local CBS news station (most of the time)KPCC, a local public radio station (occasionally)

   On long trips, typically some mix CDs I made in iTunes.

5. | Reply Eric Vitiello
   Posted 23 Nov 2004 at 9:04am #
   

   I listen to the local NPR radio station, or MP3s via my Sony Clie. Rarely (as in never) do I ever listen to other radio stations, especially since the local 80's station is now country.

6. | Reply Thomas Chsi
   Posted 23 Nov 2004 at 11:04am #
   

   99% of the time using iPod with iTrip FM Transmitter. I don't see a reason why we need to go back to a CD Player

7. | Reply Philip
   Posted 23 Nov 2004 at 8:07pm #
   

   Since the car that I currently drive has no CD player (and like I would drag around CDs) and has a Japanese radio (so no higher FM frequencies), it's 100% iPod (via. cassette car kit).

8. | Reply Webthoughts
   Posted 23 Nov 2004 at 10:47pm #
   

   Question of the Day

   From NSLog();: What do you listen to in the car? Mostly KOZN 1620 AM (The Zone), Omaha's ESPN Radio affiliate. Yes, it's talk radio; and yes, it's usually mindless sports talk. But it's usually lighter fare than much of the...

9. | Reply Bud Landry
   Posted 02 Dec 2004 at 4:10pm #
   

   I only listen to radio while driving for traffic reports. If we had mass transit instead, there may be even fewer people listening to radio.

   Inside the home, the stations I might want to listen to, lower wattage left of the dial stations, simply don't penetrate the walls of the house. I have almost never used the 'receiver' component of the common stereo receiver. For most purposes it should be called a preamp/amp combo, but 'receiver' is easier to say.