Problem playing Pandora
Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Phoenix, Arizona
How much is that Pandora Premium costing you? I pay $0.00.
Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 4,496
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From: Phoenix, Arizona
Pro
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 655
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From: Orange County, Southern California
I did an annual subscription, at the time I think it was $78 for the year = $6.50 / month. I completely understand that some see no reason to pay (Defaria). For me, I greatly enjoy several aspects of the service, and obviously feel it is worth what I feel is a small amount. To each his own, no worries either way.
Team Owner
Joined: Feb 2000
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From: Arizona
For $54/yr I use Pandora at home, cell phone at the gym and on the road. I use a mini/aux cable because of intermittent BT connectivity problems. Aux has better fidelity than BT in all vehicles that I have experienced. But you do have to have a cable lying ready, and you lose the cars screen control and song info. Of course with my way that is on the cell phone.
Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Phoenix, Arizona
To each his own but I do try to understand the other side. What do you get out of paying? You see I have a fairly large collection of music and it's all in Google Music so I can get to all of my songs without issue. Perhaps there's something about the presentation or functionality of Pandora that you see as worth the cost. I don't see it. It's just another media player that plays songs. 
Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 4,496
Likes: 1,209
From: Phoenix, Arizona
For $54/yr I use Pandora at home, cell phone at the gym and on the road. I use a mini/aux cable because of intermittent BT connectivity problems. Aux has better fidelity than BT in all vehicles that I have experienced. But you do have to have a cable lying ready, and you lose the cars screen control and song info. Of course with my way that is on the cell phone.
Note that all of my music also resides at my house as does my videos and pictures. If I were to spend any money to access my media I would do so with a Plex Pass as I run a Plex Server at home. Plex is even integrated into AA. Paying for a Plex Pass would almost make sense as it would not only handle my music but everything else. Still I don't feel it's really worth the money as again, all of my music is on Google Music and I have it also downloaded to my phone so what would I pay money for?
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Joined: Feb 2000
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From: Arizona
To each his own but I do try to understand the other side. What do you get out of paying? You see I have a fairly large collection of music and it's all in Google Music so I can get to all of my songs without issue. Perhaps there's something about the presentation or functionality of Pandora that you see as worth the cost. I don't see it. It's just another media player that plays songs.