Topic: iPod

[Clive]

 

[Simon]

[Rik]

[Clive]

I've successfully recorded my first song!!  It's in black and white but I'm sure I'll get colour eventually.     You guys have been a great help.   

[Simon]

 

[Den]

I use Bose headphones with my iPod and the sound is great, but as everyone knows I am a Bose fan 

[Simon]

£300 is a lot for a set if headphones.  Much as I'm tempted, I don't think I'd get that much use from them. 

[Clive]

Gosh Den, I only paid £2 for my computer speakers!  The earpiece that came with my iPod is tremendous quality. 

[Rik]

I use Bose headphones with my iPod and the sound is great, but as everyone knows I am a Bose fan 

As am I, do I, Den.

[Rik]

£300 is a lot for a set if headphones.  Much as I'm tempted, I don't think I'd get that much use from them. 

I use them to cut out the sound of me groaning when I'm on the exercise bike.

[Simon]

[Clive]

OK, new questions:

How do I delete tunes which I recorded by mistake?  Fifty Cent isn't really my scene.

I would like a pair of small speakers to plug in.  Quality is essential but I don't want to pay too much.  I'm prepared to splash out a fiver.

What about a mains charger? 

[Rik]

Right click it and select delete, Clive.

What do you want to use the speakers for, serious listening or background noise?

The easiest charger is a USB charger, which you can pick up quite cheaply. Failing that, you can buy an Apple branded one. I can't remember the price offhand, but you'll pay for the name.

[Clive]

Background noise Rik.    I already have a USB charger but there will be times when I won't have access to a computer so a mains charger will be good.

[Simon]

How on earth did you manage to download Fifty Cents?    To delete, delete in iTunes, then resync, and it will disappear from the iPod. 

You'll be able to find a mains charger on Amazon, but I'd advise not to go for the very cheapest.  You probably also find some headphones on Amazon.