Which do you like better 8 track, records, cd's, etc.

[NMRam]

I'm gonna say John Deere!

 

[OPGMC]

Fucking hilarious if this is what I think it is.

 

[thunderstruck]

I'm gonna say John Deere!

Scag or GTFO.

 

[Bernie]

I'm gonna say John Deere!

I'm gonna have to go with John Deere also. It has much better fidelity than Snapper or Toro, and a better bass range than Craftsman.

 

[gmctrucks]

I still have my Lp's and my 8-tracks in the attic but for now all I buy is CD's and put them on my I-Pods.

 

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

CDs are convenient,but I still love my LPs

My mom still has a lot of LPs too. CDs are good for convenience, but now with digital media I often download their content and store in the computer. It's often way cheaper to do it and then copy the tracks to a virgin CD than buying one at the store. Media content producers also take a lot of profit in the CDs, not just with the authoral rights.

Last time I messed with cassettes was about 10 years, but very often I still see some for sale at roadway restaurants. Some truckers still prefer it because of road conditions, while a CD player will often fail since the CD would "jump" due to the poor pavement conditions in some secondary roads and urban streets...

 

[OldCracker29]

I guess since Troybilt isn't an option, I'll pick John Deere, with Cub Cadet ranking real close.

I guess I like CD's, but I'd love to go back to the days of 8-track tapes and LP's. Times were a lot simpler then.

 

[Boilerup15]

JD FTW!!

I prefer digital music, much easier to store thousands of songs on my ipod than carry around tons of cd's.

 

[thunderstruck]

MP3s are convenient,but I still love my CDs

Fixed for the generational gap.

 

[JOEGMC]

Craftsman!

I guess I like CD's, but I'd love to go back to the days of 8-track tapes and LP's. Times were a lot simpler then.

I agree with Jeff