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<blockquote data-quote="Captain Holly" data-source="post: 1030505" data-attributes="member: 90494">I use Pandora Plus on my laptop and in my car. It costs $5.00 a month but there are no commercials. I have been with Pandora for about seven years now so their algorithm knows my musical tastes very well. I also like how I can fine tune a station for more obscure songs that you don&#039;t hear that often.I use Media Monkey to play my MP3 collection on my computer in Windows. In Linux Mint I use the Strawberry music player app, it is a lot like Itunes was back in the day. On the computer I use a set of One Odio A70 headphones, they sound very good and can get loud if I want. Sometimes I use Youtube Music to audition songs/albums/bands that I might run across online.I have some of my MP3 collection loaded into the free Simple MP3 music player app and Pandora and on my phone. I use a set of Cowin E7 headphones and the free SpotEQ10 equalizer app to listen during the day at work.C.H.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captain Holly, post: 1030505, member: 90494"] I use Pandora Plus on my laptop and in my car. It costs $5.00 a month but there are no commercials. I have been with Pandora for about seven years now so their algorithm knows my musical tastes very well. I also like how I can fine tune a station for more obscure songs that you don't hear that often. I use Media Monkey to play my MP3 collection on my computer in Windows. In Linux Mint I use the Strawberry music player app, it is a lot like Itunes was back in the day. On the computer I use a set of One Odio A70 headphones, they sound very good and can get loud if I want. Sometimes I use Youtube Music to audition songs/albums/bands that I might run across online. I have some of my MP3 collection loaded into the free Simple MP3 music player app and Pandora and on my phone. I use a set of Cowin E7 headphones and the free SpotEQ10 equalizer app to listen during the day at work. C.H. [/QUOTE]

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