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Joe Murphy Jr

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In Reply to: RE: your name says it all posted by Joe Murphy Jr on February 12, 2010 at 08:38:45

My 60GB Gen5 iPod w/Video has a better d/a converter and analog section than just about any portable CD player you're likely to find. And since I use Apple Lossless (with options in iTunes for .wav and .aif, as well), quality from the source is equal to the CD.

Want more space? There's a 250GB drive out there that's available for this model and its 30GB and 80GB cousins.

Follow Ups:

hang on a minute . . . 250GB drive?! - troporobo 15:22:59 02/12/10 (2)
Seriously, you can put a drive of that capacity in an iPod? I had never even contemplated such a hack. Now we're talking! Where can I find more info? TIA
- ooops! -- 240, not 250 - Joe Murphy Jr 08:53:40 02/13/10 (1)
  ( see notice below )
  This will fit perfectly inside the Gen5/Gen5.5 iPod w/video 60GB/80GB models. If you have a 30GB version of the Gen5/Gen5.5, then you need to purchase a different back (the 240GB drive, like the 60GB and 80GB drives, is slightly thicker than the 30GB drive).
  
  Notice: they are now saying it will only work in the Gen5.5 model. That's not what I recall the original release stating. I'm sure a call will clarify the issue. Even if that is the case, I'm sure you can get a Gen5.5, which still has the best iPod sound quality along with the Gen5 (same audio parts), on ebay, etc for very little $ now that everyone wants an iPod Touch (I have a Gen1 Touch 16GB and a Gen3 Touch 32GB).
  - 240GB (Open in New Window)
  - cool, thanks! (nt) - troporobo 21:05:50 02/13/10 (0)
    nt

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