Check this out...

[Raybdbomb]

Man, this price is awesome, tell me whatcha think



i'm ordering one now, cuz i'm cheap and i need a cd-mp3 player ;D



Impression MAX-300 MP3/CD Player w/Blue LCD Backlight

http://www.ajump.com/ajump/ConfigItemBB.asp?dept_id=9330&kit_no=BB10110



$38 fekkin dollars, free shipping, comes bundled with a car kit

[zan]

looks like its off the back of a truck but hell for 38 bucks id buy one too if I didnt have a cd player already

[Raybdbomb]

hell yeah man :P



i'm thinkin it comes without ac adapter, speakers and batteries, cuz it's way too cheap :P

[Hobo_Bill]

Probably comes with ONLY what they have posted, ie. the cd player and the car kit, period.. for 38 bucks of course though, whaddaya expect.. Not a bad price tho.

[EvanElias]

actually, look thru the links, apparently the cd player comes with:



1 Soft carry case

2 Rechargeable NI-MH batteries

1 AC adapter and charger

1 Set of earphones

1 Line out cord

(for linking to home audio systems, or car audio)

1 User Manual



definitely a killer deal at that price

[Hobo_Bill]

wow, ok, now that's not a bad deal at all..

[apathy]

Two things of note that I wanted to add...



1: I can't find a place that tells you how long the ID3 Tag description is on the LCD

2: I don't see how long the batteries work for



When MP3/CD players *first* came out I picked up the MPTrip, which sounds much like this player. There was a LCD display...that only showed "01: ", "02: ", etc. Kind of annoying to have to hit the "Next Track" button 150 times to hit the one song you want. And as for the batteries, let's just say that normal CDs played for about 6 hours before recharge, and the MP3 CDs played for a little over, uhm, 90 minutes. Yeah, it sucked. Almost always had to have the thing plugged in...



But for $38, it could sure be one hell of a find if it ends up rocking. Anyways, just thought I'd throw in my $.02

[Raybdbomb]

i got it after 1.5 days of free shipping (they said 5-7 days)



It doesn't show an id3 tag, it shows which "track" and the current position in the song, that's it.



works perfect, has everything i'd want