[Rhodes22-list] stereo & compass recommendations

[Bill Effros]

David,

I prefer an MP3/CD/FM player.  I have thousands of hours of MP3s which I 
record to CDs all winter to play on my boat all summer.  The MP3 disks 
will each play for more than 10 hours, and they have different themes.  
I pick one and put it on before I leave my mooring, and it's still 
playing by the end of the day. 

I have a Cambridge Soundworks computer speaker system with subwoofer 
that can rock the whole harbor if I crank it up.  I mount the small 
speakers on the pop top tubes facing into the cabin, with the subwoofer 
under the cockpit floor.

Bill Effros


Steve Alm wrote:

>David,
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>For CDs (mp3 format), I can't tell you how much I love my iPod.  It
>interfaces with any system, boat, car, home and it couldn't be more
>portable, stores your entire library, sounds great, easy to use.  For radio,
>go with either a Serius or XM satellite unit also very portable.
>
>Slim 
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>On 3/14/05 5:25 PM, "dckelly1 at optonline.net" <dckelly1 at optonline.net> wrote:
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>>Rhodies,
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>>Stan is currently preparing our recycled Rhodes for delivery this Spring.  Any
>>recommendations on an AM/FM/CD that won't skip when anchored or moored would
>>be appreciated.  Also, what type of speakers are preferred for the cockpit --
>>flush mount or enclosed "box" speakers?  We are also looking for a compass.  I
>>am considering the Plastimo Contest 101.  Is this a good choice?  Thanks in
>>advance.
>>
>>David Kelly (new to the list)
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