kngdaka

Finally I've gotten around to posting pics of my ride.

Again, I'm 18, this is my first car. Yes its an auto, but it was used and for the price I had no other choice. I love it anyway. I'm not going to play with it before the winter, but I'm looking for ideas inside and out for it. My main goal: keep it classic looking with a modern flair. I love how the color, decals, and wheels compliment the style of the car. Under the hood, I want a little more thrust, but I don't have the cash for a turbocharger or anything fancy like that. Just little things at the moment.

Only downside to the entire caris the Shaker 500. It really has a nice sound to it, but it annoys me how it doesn't like burned CDs. So I'll upgrade that sometime soon.

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nonstopred

looks good

...let the modding begin


I dont know what everyone says with the shaker, but I havent had a problem with burned cds, I keep 6 mp3 cds in there and have 150 songs on each and it works great....dont jynx me ahah

DylanFan

That sounds great having 150 songs on a CD. Do you just convert tracks to MP3 and burn them to a CD? I have never tried that. How do you know what is on each CD. I've heard about having folders or something on MP3 CDs. I could put every one of Bob Dylan's commercial CDs on less than 6 CDs. For some reason I have had problems with burned CDs of Bob Dylan's radio show but so far no problems with concerts burned to CDs. Wonder why that is?

SatinSilverStang

man, i remember picking mine up used in march of this year,
she doesn't look like she did when i bought her anymore

let the modding begin
i vote for this

didnt get one myself, but i wasn't aware of it so I ended up pieceing the same package together
for about $100 more

07 Stang

There are different programs out therethat you can use to convert CDs to a MP3 file. Like Music Match Jukebox, RoxioorNero.....there are more, but the names elude me right now. I do convert my CDs to MP3 filesand so far no problem with the Shaker 500.

Go to this forum.....they are very good with stuff like this;

http://forums.afterdawn.com/forum_view.cfm/37

MrSandman

iTunes will burn MP3 cds easily. It will convert songs that are not MP3 to MP3 as well.

kngdaka

I tired it using itunes with my macbook, and got the same results as a regular burned CD. Is there a special type of disk I need to use for MP3? I would assume so.

ODDYSEY

No special disk needed, any regular cd should work. However, I am not sure it should matter but the fact that you are using a mac to do it, could be the problem if it is not done correctly.

legendlime05

i have the legend lime too, once u do anything to it looks wise itll set it off. they look good by far my fav color or them

06mustangt

Hey man nice buy...For MP3 CD's I used itunes and it woked great. Just go to Edit>Preferences>Advanced>Burning then check MP3 CD.