iPod Nano 6th Gen

Some 'lucky' individual made off with my iPod which I left either on the train or more likely on my desk in the office earlier this week.  They are now the proud owners of the entire 'Wood' collection, everything Steven Wilson has ever touched, a bunch of bluegrass, funk, Chopin, Mozart, Metal and others.  Worst of all it had a really nice pair of in-ear headphones which I'll need to replace.
 
I see there is a new iPod nano - anyone got one?  I liked the one with a physical wheel controller, the new one just has a swipe display and smaller than a box of matches.  The marginal propensity for loss is even greater! I'm sort of tempted just to pick an older one off of ebay.

I wonder if that is what Mooch's alien Dr. was searching for?

I'm sort of tempted just to pick an older one off of ebay.

 
There's a 33.337853761% chance that if you do, it'll be the one you lost.

bapu


I wonder if that is what Mooch's alien Dr. was searching for?

He was looking for something that's for sure ...... But why would I have an iPod I there ? 

Now that was back in the MC4 days Greg! It was a while back - 2008 maybe? That was the first time I'd been back to creating anything musical since 1994. And also you got me playing guitar as a result - cheers!

i`ve lost count of the number of times i`ve "lost" my nano.
with a dock in the house,the studio and the car its forever being shuffled around and i ended up getting a full size 160gb secondhand on ebay purely because its the same size as most of my gadgets.
must admit the wow factor on the nano was pretty high initially-especially with the older folks!

mgh


rather than paying a premium for the Nano, i'd go for something like http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/12103211/-/Product.html seems to get good reviews and has microSD slot too. unless you need video playback. then some decent phones, i have a pair of these - http://www.whathifi.com/review/sennheiser-px100-ii

+1
 
I actually use a 4Gb one of these with an 8Gb card attached.  So it's useful for carting projects or other stuff around as well.
 
Just drag and drop wavs, flacs, or mp3's over using standard Windows methods, no iTunes tie in garbage required.
 
I picked mine up as a factory refurb for £25 and it's been bullet-proof.
 
Although TBH I haven't tried shooting it yet.

Let me know if you're planning the shoot-out JB.  Be worth a trip out to the coast if you're still there.  I killed a caravan with a shotgun (my dad said he wanted the chassis and asked us to 'remove' the body), and that was fun.  Mind you, it was also back in the day when you could fire an air-rifle at an off duty copper from your bedroom window, and expect no more than him to turn up later that day in uniform and spend 30 minutes chatting over a cup of tea and biscuit with your mum about that being an inappropriate thing to do on a saturday afternoon. Oh, happy days the early 80's were...