Can you use CD-RWs in this way? That would save on chucking away all
those coasters when you've finished with them, as hearing the same
stuff all the time can get wearing.
Regards
Susan
On Monday, June 6, 2005, at 01:33 am, Christopher Phillips wrote:
In the end my wife and I just burned about 10 CDs of 'driving music'
from our iTunes collection and kept those in a cheap wallet in the
car. No worries about scratching or theft (just burn another copy),
better sound quality, and no fiddling. That's assuming a car stereo
with a CD player of course. If we'd had a tape deck we'd have tried
one of those things that looks like a cassette with a headphone jack
coming out that feeds audio from personal stereos to car players that
way.
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