CD Player

[7eregrine]

I sincerely hope you're joking...

 

[mazdadude]

Guys, I have a problem, maybe you could help me. I have hundreds of 8 tracks at home and I need to figure out a way to get them to play on my infotainment system. I know it would be far easier to just copy music to a USB drive and put it in the USB port and then all my problems go away but I literally have hundreds of 8 tracks and I refuse to give them up. Any and all help appreciated.

I would use a portable 8-track player and plug the audio out from the 8 track player into the Mazda Infotainment's AUX-IN 3.5mm input.

 

[clownshoes2]

Guys, I have a problem, maybe you could help me. I have hundreds of 8 tracks at home and I need to figure out a way to get them to play on my infotainment system. I know it would be far easier to just copy music to a USB drive and put it in the USB port and then all my problems go away but I literally have hundreds of 8 tracks and I refuse to give them up. Any and all help appreciated.

I don't remember writing this. I think someone did something funny to my account because this is absurd.

 

[Conrad 16.5]

I don't remember writing this. I think someone did something funny to my account because this is absurd.

Do you have hundreds of 8-track tapes at home?

You're saying that you didn't post this and that someone was able to impersonate you and post this?

To what end?

 

[7eregrine]

I mean...it was 5 years ago. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Yea...I don't use Pandora anymore. Solidly into Spotify.

 

[Conrad 16.5]

I mean...it was 5 years ago. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Yea...I don't use Pandora anymore. Solidly into Spotify.

I love Pandora but since I'm not on a pay membership, I get commercials, which I most certainly do not like. So it's Spotify (paid membership no commercials) and my CD collection that's been ripped on to my PC and then on to flashdrives.

This is interesting, to me at least. I have two older Sony Bluray players at home (same exact models), one in my home theater system and one in the stereo system that I use when I exercise. If I listen to Pandora on either of these, no commercials, ever. Dunno why but that's the way it is.

The super great thing about Pandora for me is that once it 'figures' out your music tastes, it will play stuff that it thinks you'll like, and you get to hear a bunch of new stuff that you may have not heard before. I've discovered lots of new artists that I love this way.

 

[7eregrine]

Pandora was absolutely better at finding new music for me.