[Heeplist] Dime AWESOME FLAC player

[Robert Triani]

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Sansa-Fuze-Video-Player/dp/B0015L451I/ref=sr_1
_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1372862821&sr=8-2&keywords=sansa+fuse

Heres an idea for a portable player that plays FLAC and MP3 and WAV. You
don't want the + version and you have to search around
Like ebay/amazon  maybe used or new.They don't make this one anymore,just
the + but you can find at a decent price if you look around.
I have 3.one I got USED on ebay for about 20$.seller was vague on
details,box was banged up.unit was NEW with original factory songs loaded.
You never know.It takes up to a 32 g chip so you can put a shitload of music
on it. The + models are cheap so you can take a chance on one
Of those if you don't wanna fork out too much cash.Just read the reviews to
get an education.Later..........

-----Original Message-----
From: Heeplist [mailto:heeplist-bounces at travellersintime.com] On Behalf Of
Wayne Catalde
Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2013 10:13 AM
To: Heepsters Mailing List (Travellers in Time)
Subject: Re: [Heeplist] Dime

I tend to agree with Todd here, there is an amazing amount of very
listenable shows out there and the majority of them seem to find their way
to Dime. I really enjoy the fact that more often then not someone is
recording most if not all of the major European festivals and they show up
some times within hours of festivals end. How on earth can you beat that!

On the other hand converting from flac to a wave file is no more complicated
then clicking on a button.

Also Dave is right we share what we see so that others know it's there. 
Anytime I see a Heep or related show I check to see if Dave is on it, if not
I post a message to the list in case he might have missed it go by.

Sharing the groove! ;-)

Wayne




> Have to disagree, Dave, that Dime is mainly for hardcore collectors.  
> I'm far from a hardcore collector, preferring to mostly get soundboard 
> and FM recordings that I can actually enjoy listening to and not just 
> gloat over the fact I have something that most other people don't.  
> Using that criteria, I've probably got 1.5 TB worth of shows I haven't 
> yet burned off and listened to.  And am constantly downloading more.  
> No, Dime is a trove of highly listenable and enjoyable recordings, 
> from my perspective.  But you're right that it's mostly flac, so 
> anyone not used to anything but
> .mp3 might not be interested, although it's a short learning curve for 
> converting flac to some other more useable format.
>
> Todd C.


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