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Interesting, the older 30-pin connector doesn't work in the USB port of my car. The only way I can make it play music is through the earphone jack to aux port. It does charge the iPod Mini I'm using, but that's it.
Because your device probably only has analog line out, not digital line out. C7 I'm sure only supports digital.
My Sony receiver is 6 years old and it has the reverse problem. It's DIMPORT dock only supports analog connections so my iPhone 6s connects, charges, but no music gets played.
Ok. I'm 33 and I have a c7. It's insane to think that only senior citizens can afford a $60k car. It's not a super high end car, and many 30 year olds don have professional careers. Most of all my corvette friends are in their 20's and 30's. From my perspective the Vette market has shifted to a younger audience aka, where the money is. It's hard to profit on a car that's only sold to AARP members. All my music is on my iPhone via itunes or a streaming service. Even my 65 year old parents use music in the same way. CDs are dead and they have been for years. Let it go. There is no reason to keep CDs especially in a car. It's just to difficult, cumbersome, and overall inferior to the options we have these days.
If you care about sound quality, you don't listen to music in the car over crappy vise speakers. The environment is subpar, and the equipment is garbage. You will not get good sound out of a car period. I actually have many SACD and DVD-Audio discs on my home system using reference quality speakers and amps. I don't even bother in a car. A low quality MP3 on my home system will sound 1000 times better than anything my c7 will produce. That's not even mentioning lossless audio that you can use.
I was hoping for a CD player that I could mount on the drivers' side of the console and use the AUX input to power it, but it looks more and more like that ain't gonna work...
You're right because you're asking for something that'll never happen... Aux inputs do not supply power like USB inputs,
Ok. I'm 33 and I have a c7. It's insane to think that only senior citizens can afford a $60k car. It's not a super high end car, and many 30 year olds don have professional careers. Most of all my corvette friends are in their 20's and 30's. From my perspective the Vette market has shifted to a younger audience aka, where the money is. It's hard to profit on a car that's only sold to AARP members. All my music is on my iPhone via itunes or a streaming service. Even my 65 year old parents use music in the same way. CDs are dead and they have been for years. Let it go. There is no reason to keep CDs especially in a car. It's just to difficult, cumbersome, and overall inferior to the options we have these days.
If you care about sound quality, you don't listen to music in the car over crappy vise speakers. The environment is subpar, and the equipment is garbage. You will not get good sound out of a car period. I actually have many SACD and DVD-Audio discs on my home system using reference quality speakers and amps. I don't even bother in a car. A low quality MP3 on my home system will sound 1000 times better than anything my c7 will produce. That's not even mentioning lossless audio that you can use.
I keep hearing this "CDs are dead" talk, but the ACTUAL numbers don't say this at all (latest numbers I can find).
Ok. I'm 33 and I have a c7. It's insane to think that only senior citizens can afford a $60k car. It's not a super high end car, and many 30 year olds don have professional careers. Most of all my corvette friends are in their 20's and 30's. From my perspective the Vette market has shifted to a younger audience aka, where the money is. It's hard to profit on a car that's only sold to AARP members. All my music is on my iPhone via itunes or a streaming service. Even my 65 year old parents use music in the same way. CDs are dead and they have been for years. Let it go. There is no reason to keep CDs especially in a car. It's just to difficult, cumbersome, and overall inferior to the options we have these days.
If you care about sound quality, you don't listen to music in the car over crappy vise speakers. The environment is subpar, and the equipment is garbage. You will not get good sound out of a car period. I actually have many SACD and DVD-Audio discs on my home system using reference quality speakers and amps. I don't even bother in a car. A low quality MP3 on my home system will sound 1000 times better than anything my c7 will produce. That's not even mentioning lossless audio that you can use.
That's simply album sales. The article only states album sales, as in complete albums. I haven't bought an entire album in a decade. If I buy music, it's normally a single song. I don't need or want the whole album. It also doesn't account for music services which you pay a monthly fee and get unlimited music or streaming music services.
If you read the article, it even says that audio on demand doubled in 2015.
I also haven't bought CD's or a full album in the last few years.
Download a few MP3 songs I like from different artists and save them on computer and other devices.
And the Album Art is attached to the song
I'm not a sound quality expert but the downloaded songs sound the best by comparison to any other music I've burned and/or converted to Digital.
To each his own
For me it's about saving/protecting the music and the convenience of playing it on multiple devices anywhere I want.
With the cloud, you never have to worry about failure. Since it's digital, you have backups on backups. My music is stored on my phone. If my phone breaks/lost/stolen, I get a new phone and transfer all my music there with a push of a button. Quick and easy. All my past purchases are saved and I don't have to worry about it.
Its too much work to copy files to a phone or USB drive but you will spend all this time trying to make an obsolete technology work in a modern car?
Took all of 5 minutes, I have over 599 songs recorded on a 128 flash drive, Satellite Radio, Pandora, and a front view camera behind the GPS!
74 and still going.
FYI, CASSETTE PLAYER in back and adding a 300 disk player to the back header.
Have a happy cruise today.