Pool subscription

[prodjay]

What is the draw back (if any) for receiving music this way?

I have always just got the CD's.

 

[steve149]

You don't have a physical backup unless you burn one .. but it really isn't needed unless you have no internet connection.

If you get "real" CDs, you can rip at any resolution you wish. If you get MP3 CDs, then there is no difference typically in the files. Most are at 360K constant bit rate.

I use idjpool.com (Illinois Record Pool) and get more music than I could ever use. Only dig (if you can call it that) is a limited selection of non-mainstream (reggaeton, soca, jazz, etc.).

I typically download once a week and get almost 1,000 files.

 

[DJ SVO]

360K constant bit rate.

320 CBR

 

[steve149]

320 CBR

3 something .... 360 sounded better.

 

[ittigger]

You don't have a physical backup unless you burn one .. but it really isn't needed unless you have no internet connection.

If you get "real" CDs, you can rip at any resolution you wish. If you get MP3 CDs, then there is no difference typically in the files. Most are at 320K constant bit rate.

I use idjpool.com (Illinois Record Pool) and get more music than I could ever use. Only dig (if you can call it that) is a limited selection of non-mainstream (reggaeton, soca, jazz, etc.).

I typically download once a week and get almost 1,000 files.

Fixed that for ya.

3 something .... 360 sounded better.

360K is more like 3d .. the sound surrounds you.

 

[steve149]

Fixed that for ya.



360K is more like 3d .. the sound surrounds you.

Maybe I DO use 360K files .. I'm special you know.

 

[DJ SVO]

3 something .... 360 sounded better.

360 was the first V-8 I really got my hands into, the rest has been a wonderful adventure

 

[Jeff Romard]

360 was the first V-8 I really got my hands into, the rest has been a wonderful adventure

Me too a 76 Dodge Monaco an old Police car still one of the fastest I ever drove