www.iFourWinns.com

With all the audio threads popping up I was curious to know what you all do to listen to your tunes...

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Walter

2003 248 Vista - VP 5.0 GXi
2009 Toyota Tundra SR5 5.7L 4x4

Ipod. Hands down. CDs only if necessary.

I dont even keep my music on my computer anymore (to much) its just backed up on my external HD, and play thru Ipod on I tunes.

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Rob

Present: 1999 Formula 280SS
Past: 1989 180 Horizon

http://www.robcamerondesign.com

I assume your poll wants what we use the most as I do the top 3. (mostly IPOD though)

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-2006 H180 VP3.0 SS 21p

Up to this point I have exclusively relied on the local radio stations (in the boat). Future will hopefully allow me to plug my Sony walkman MP3 (4 GB) into the boat. It contains the majority of our music collection.

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Marc, Kathlin & Nathalie


'89 Chaparral Laser 32

'93 Vista 245, 5.8L w/ King Cobra

Former Boats
'01 H260, 7.4 VP Duoprop
'98 H200, 5.0 GL w/VP SX drive

A little bit of everything, mainly iPod.

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Paul
2007 Four Winns Horizon 220
Mercruiser 350 Mag MPI w/ Bravo III Drive
2004 Ford Explorer Limited (V8-AWD)
Pomme de Terre Lake (Southwest Missouri)

FM primarily, and Satellite radio before the subscription ran out. CD's the rest of the time.
This will soon change when I install the new HU, it will probably be more mp3 player than anything.

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One of 4 Previous (Sold) Boats:
2000 Four Winns 268 Vista

Current Boat: 2004 Chaparral 235 ssi cuddy

CD's in the truck, since I'm too cheap to replace the 6-disc changer.

iPod when easy access to other sources isn't there.

iTunes when I'm driving my LazyBoy.

Youtube for some things.

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Mike
2005 Four Winns 230/240
VP 5.7GXi/DP
1998 F-150 XLT
Boat Pic

On the boat it's primarily IPod, but I also have XM as well. I get feedback when underway from my XM (but not the Ipod) so while underway, i typically listen to Ipod. If the Cubbies are on, I submit myself to the torture of listening on XM.

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"Where Da Go"
2002 248 Vista
Lafayette, IN
http://blueoceanlife.worldventures.biz

Where's 'Zune' in the option list?

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2008 318 Vista -SOLD, but I am still around!
All Night Long, Seattle WA

Mickeysoft device included

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Walter

2003 248 Vista - VP 5.0 GXi
2009 Toyota Tundra SR5 5.7L 4x4

It's a complicated answer for me since music is a huge part of my life, but for the purposes of the poll I responded 'satellite.' In fact, I'm listening to Sirius through the internet right now. I have it on the boat and in all of my cars and it's virtually all I listen to, although I occasionally interface an iPod (or my laptop on the boat). At home, I bounce between satellite, a DJ program that I've customized with my library and even pipe the music service from the digital cable through the house from time to time when. But I've got something on all the time.

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Previously:
2008 V358/Volvo 5.7 GXi Inboards

depends on where I'm at.
Work - mostly wmp, shhhhhhhh.
Truck - i-pod and fm radio about 50/50
Boat - last summer was a combo of fm radio, sirius and mp3 cd's. I got an i-pod for xmas so this summer I expect to use it alot more on the boat.

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2008 H210SS VP 5.7 Gi/SX
2011 Ford F150 FX4 EB

ZUNE, then Ipod (I have both but the ZUNE is best) and then CDs.
I tried singing to the crew once but have since been banned from that activity...

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Optimus Prime
Now: 2007 Horizon 260, (2007/08 brochure boat)
Previous: 1995 Sea Ray Signature Select 220
Tow: '07 Avalanche LTZ
Seattle and Chelan, WA

Satellite radio and some IPOD. Satellite is too convenient, never have to download, or carry device.

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2000 248 5.7L DP
'92, '94 SXI 750, '08 STX 15F, '12 Ultra LX 300
Videos

And someone else is doing all the DJ/playlist work. Given the wide range of genres they have on their channels there's not much advantage to sorting it all out myself on an MP3 player.

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-Bill Kearney, 2005 348 Vista