Got you guys beat. With my Pioneer MP3/WMA/CDRW/CDR/CD player, Rockford fosgate punch 501S (1500 watt), 400.4 punch, 6.5 fosgates in front, 6x9 fosgates in rear. Sounds like a dream. Thumps my butt off everytime I turn on the sub woofer. You could verify with Hyundaicraz. I'm in process in making his custom box which is going to have 2 10" fosgates.

 

aah the new wma cd players... nice... ill give this one credit, he has the stuff

 

WMA, who the hell uses that?

LOL

 

So I guess you never used window media files? Its just as good as mp3 file.

EDITED FOR DOUBLE POST:

http://www.hyundaiperformance.com/images/m...s/car3315_2.jpg
It is awesome I would recomend it to anyone

 

No, I've never used them. If I accidentally DL one I delete it and get a MP3.

TONS of drives and players play MP3's, barely any play WMA's, so why would I want them? "Here bro, you'll love this CD mang, your deck DOES play WMA's don't it?"

Don't double post man. EDIT your first post to add more.

 

actually, most decks you see that play mp3s play wmas also.

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-f6CTqy7rG6M/c...1&avf=N&search=

i do like mp3 better though.

 

mp3 has better sound quality and also takes up more megabytes... though wma files can be directly added from cd's... all have their own function but i still like mp3 files.

 

My Clarion wouldn't play WMA's, thank god.

Besides, it seems to take FOREVER to load a WMA in WMP compared to double clicking the MP3 and go.

MP3's sound better and take up more space if you have the bitrate up Cdog, that's true, but you can turn it down a bit to sound just EXACTLY the same as a WMA and it'll take up the same spac.e

 

i dont like WMA's
you cannot edit its tag

unlike mp3 where you can always edit its ID3 Tag anytime

BTW, I have a pioneer that plays WMA/MP3/CD but after seven months i have to replace the lens
Overstressed! according to the dealer
And it was out of warranty (6 months only)

Now, it takes about 30 seconds to read a freshly loaded CD-R (gasp!_)

 

Which Pioneer is it?