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09-02-2007 | 08:02 PM

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ghideon

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Awww sh**, thanks drh! I'm going to give that a try today.

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09-02-2007 | 08:25 PM

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Here's where you can download the file to update any MB album info.

http://www.infiniti.com/music-update/

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09-03-2007 | 02:15 AM

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my 2 cents. **** a 6 disc. get the damn navi and stop being cheap. no one uses cds anymore anyways, so you're good with a single disc. step in the new age and get an iPod and make that your primary music source.

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09-03-2007 | 11:43 AM

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no one used the 6-disc cd changer in the '07 G sedan.... i got more complaints b/c it took up trunk space. if you have a cd in the changer most likely you'll be downloading it into the hard drive anyways.... plus having a 6 disc cd changer just will rise the cost of teh navi pkg -- for $2200 u get a heck of a deal

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09-03-2007 | 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Juan-g35

Speak for yourself. I will continue to buy cds at least until lossless downloads are the standard . . . and probably still after that. Instant physical backup once the music is ripped, working with what is as close to the real source in quality as you can get . . . sorry, don't care to give those up. Also, iPods are far from the best portable *music* players. I greatly prefer my old Creative Zen Touch on music playback alone (higher quality sound, better real-time playlist manipulation, etc.), but I do grab my video iPod almost all the time now as it is definitely a handy "all-in-one" device (and the Zen Touch, being older of course, does not have a color display, doesn't display album art, and is much thicker).

Not sure where the "cheap" comment came from as no one mentioned anything about price.

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plus having a 6 disc cd changer just will rise the cost of teh navi pkg -- for $2200 u get a heck of a deal

But if the MusicBox and CF slot were left out . . . that might break even

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09-06-2007 | 03:41 AM

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Originally Posted by drh

With the Navi, you get the 9.3 MB hard drive, no 6-disc CD changer. I guess Infiniti is assuming that if you have the Navi (with the hard drive) you can record 100+ CDs and not have a need for a CD changer. I picked up my G37 last Thur and have already ripped 30 CDs. I love this feature - no longer carrying CDs in the car. And it records CDs very fast - 8 - 10 minutes per CD. I usually record two of them on the way to work.

BTW, its a 9.3Gb drive...and always keep my 6 pack loaded and running as I have no desire or use for a Pod of any kind...

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