when was the last time you burned an audio CD?

[slag]

Month ago. My truck has a 6 disc changer, might as well use it. Also has an aux input, but its easier and cheaper to just burn a disc vs buy an ipod and load it up with music and then have to look at it to determine what track to play. I know what band is on each of the 6 cds, so just press the cd number and go.

 

[slayernine]

Do MP3 cds count? I made some of those a few years ago. I think for most people once you get an ipod why the heck would you burn an audio cd.

 

[JBT]

I still burn DVD's from time to time, but an Audio CD? wow no idea... Many years.

 

[MartyMcFly3]

Burned 2 CDs on sunday for the CD player in our car since my wife and I left for vacation on Monday. No aux input

 

[PingSpike]

A few months ago. I still listen to CDs in my car because the FM transmitter I have is pretty rubbish. No audio input.

Same, but I'm thinking of just swapping the whole stereo because juggling the CDs is a hassle and with audio books I'll pretty quickly start losing money buying blank CDs even with how cheap they are. Its just a pain in the ass do swap a stereo.

 

[Jeff7]

For me probably about 4 months ago. My car has no aux jack but I have a CD/Cassette player

that looks exactly like this

I occasionally use my smartphone with a cassette adapter to listen to music
Lately I have been lazy and just playing the same CD over and over again :whiste:

Now if somebody made a cassette to bluetooth adapter I would like that
or a cheap bluetooth receiver with a 3.5MM output

This just made me envision a device that would fit to the end of a record player needle, which would use the motion of the turntable to provide power for the Bluetooth transceiver, and for power for the mechanism used to vibrate the needle.

Let's span some more generations of technology here.

 

[Cheesemoo]

Filthy pirate.

He forgot to mention he has expressed written consent.