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What should I buy my DH for Christmas to listen to music on at home?

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FlamingoBingo · 19/10/2009 22:03

I know sod all about this so I'm hoping someone can help!

He listens to music on his laptop at the moment, connected to speakers. Last year, he asked his supposedly tech-savvy and music-savvy parents for a really good mp3 player. They bought him a really shit one for £19.99 that holds hardly any tunes and is just really shit.

So what should I get him? He doesn't need a docking station as he has fab speakers, but I am happy to work and save as much as I need to get him something really good. Doesn't need video on it - just good sound, and lots of space for all the tunes he wants. Can anyone recommend anything?

His speakers are made by creative if that makes any difference!

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Daisypod · 20/10/2009 10:01

I have had a couple and I must say I have always found Ipods the best. I just have a 4gb Nano and that holds plenty of music for me but it depends on how much he would want to put on it as to what size one you get.

shivster1980 · 21/10/2009 14:43

My DH bought a Denon CD player with digital radio last year. He loves his music and has 1000+ CDs. We went to Richer Sounds and they were really helpful. If it's an MP3 you are after DH had a Creative Zen which he loved.

FlamingoBingo · 21/10/2009 20:11

Thank you both.

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amazonianwoman · 23/10/2009 09:40

Definitely an Ipod, they're the bees knees, get one with the biggest memory you can afford. We've got the Ipod Classic 80gb (got it free with a new mobile phone contract ) - more memory than we'll ever need.

WebDude · 29/10/2009 16:59

Depends on your budget - if he plays off the internet already there are various IR (Internet Radios) some include support for Real Audio, some don't.

Prices 100 to 500 pounds, depending on what you look at!

If he's playing it only at home, then there are various systems (some include multiple rooms, or playing off your existing computers or networked storage) such as Sonos and a CD-ripper come music player called Brennan which someone mentioned the other day: see brennan.co.uk/home

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