What do you use to listen to music?

[pwannell]

I currently use UAPP (Universal Audio Player Pro) and one of these Hugo's into a pair of Shure SE846's.

 

[Davdi]

Amazon MP3, play music, Tune-in Radio Pro and Winamp.

 

[Mayhem]

T-Mobile has a deal where you can get a free Rhapsody unRadio subscription (unlimited 4G subscriptions only otherwise $4/mo) and it doesn't count against your data usage.

Unlimited skips and no ads!

Free Music Streaming & Downloads with Simple Choice Plans | T-Mobile

 

[Italo]

I finally finished uploading all of my music to Google not too long ago. So I've either been streaming, or listening to files in PowerAmp. I might look for a new music player, though. PowerAmp has good sound quality and options, but isn't very intuitive. By now, I feel like it should be instinctive to open the playlist and go back to player view, but navigating the app is still confusing sometimes.

 

[olbriar]

I've collected music for years. I trade in and out 10 to 12 gig chunks out of my library and stream them bt throughout the day. I have a Bose external speaker that I stream to for the patio and such as well. I like the old stuff and have an extensive collection so I've streamed tunes from the net only a few times to try it out.

 

[GreenTea]

At home I mainly listen to my music library through headphones using iTunes on my laptop. Sometimes I plug in my iPod (well, actually an old iPhone 4) into a speaker dock and listen to music that way, if I'm moving around and not just sitting at my desk.

In the car, it's either my "iPod" through bluetooth (80% of the time) or satellite radio.

My husband has a ton of vinyl and cassettes and he never really digitized his CD collection, so we still use a CD player, turntable, and tape deck from time to time. I also have been known to use Apple TV to stream music from my laptop, and sometimes we listen to the Direct TV music channels as well.

 

[no one]

My ears