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Old 14-Oct-04, 11:24 PM   #1
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mp3 player for running


Does anyone use an MP3 player while running? If so could you recommend one that works well?

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Old 15-Oct-04, 08:15 AM   #2
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I have a few friends who use the Nike PSA 128 and swear by it. Straps on to your arm. Check it out on ebay.
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I also ahve that one. I do swear by it too. I have had no problems with it.
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Old 15-Oct-04, 10:27 AM   #4
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I have a creative Muvo NX and love it. I got one for my wife and sister since they work out to. The player works just like one of those thumb drives with the USB plug driectly attached to the unit so you don't need a cable. Plug it in to any computer, copy MP3's over (no software required), and unplug. It comes with an arm band which is a little small, but I just use a laniard. I think the latest muvo has FM capabilities as well.

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Old 15-Oct-04, 11:41 AM   #5
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Does anyone use an MP3 player while running? If so could you recommend one that works well?

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The RIO players are great. I'm on my second (lost the first ). The model is S35S. Holds about two hours of music, but pricier models hold up to 10 hours. Battery lasts 8-10 hours. Really durable, too.
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Old 15-Oct-04, 01:25 PM   #6
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The RIO players are great. I'm on my second (lost the first ). The model is S35S. Holds about two hours of music, but pricier models hold up to 10 hours. Battery lasts 8-10 hours. Really durable, too.
Thats the one i have. I wouldn't know what to do without my mp3player when i run. Its awesome. I got mine for around $100.00. Not too bad.
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Old 15-Oct-04, 04:29 PM   #7
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mini ipod


I'm currently using the apple mini ipod. its great for running and it holds a thousand songs. the mini ipod has a holder n you can clip it almost anywhere. including the elipitical machine..it works great and it doesn't skip.
price is 249.00


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Old 16-Oct-04, 07:46 PM   #8
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try ebay, I bought this pen mp3 player ..256mb and it only cost me $45.
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Old 18-Oct-04, 08:27 AM   #9
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I just recently got the RIO Forge 128 and love it. I don't know how I was able to deal with the Technocrap they play in the Gym before I got it.
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Old 20-Oct-04, 12:58 AM   #10
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I still have my first mp3 which I purchased over 3 years ago. It's a Muze 128mb which plays about well over 90 minutes of music. Back then it cost me $ 200.00. You can now get it for less(see below).
It's small size is what won me over has I was doing marathons so I didn't see the logic of carrying any extra weight. The IPODS today are for sedentary people -really. It even survived my wife running it thru the washing machine. This thing sounds good too not cheap. It doesn't have the extra's bell's and whistles but Hey I'm running, not looking at the damn thing. The only thing I always need is a good set of headphones.

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/shoptron...12mp3jukw.html
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Old 20-Oct-04, 08:45 AM   #11
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I have this model

http://eng.cowon.com/product/cw200/about.html

It not only plays MP3 files, but also has an FM radio, and Voice Recorder.
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Old 01-Nov-04, 12:09 PM   #12
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Does anyone use an MP3 player while running? If so could you recommend one that works well?

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iPod is my saviour!
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