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Originally Posted by iwrock
Hehehe, so true. Wait until you install an external amplifier. I bet you will get picky on which songs you listen to because of the quality.
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Forgive my ignorance, but what do you mean by external? I already have one external to the head unit, in the trunk, an Alpine PDX-5.  Since I got the system there are now certain songs that I gravitate to especially when I am in that car. I've also honestly noticed that some songs have components I never even was aware of on the old stock sound system or in the Jeep, which has a decent but boomy system. I am starting a little list, though, of songs I'd like to get in a higher quality format, even if just a higher quality mp3 (I have a few songs I downloaded long ago that are just awful quality, but good songs worth "upgrading").
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Originally Posted by iwrock
RE the formats... You would need to rip the FLAC file into a format that iTunes would be able to recognize, which would be AAC or MP3. The iPod cannot read FLAC unless you go and install iPod linux onto it.
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The iPod does read the ALAC (Apple Lossless) m4a files, as does iTunes, which I guess goes to figure since Apple came up with it. But, I'm not sure if it will play all m4a files or just the Apple ones. That's one reason I stuck with the little ol' mp3s on that NIN album ... the FLAC and WAVE files sound neat, but seem kind of like rocket science. 
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