gullyjewelz
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Anyone Using Jumpdrives To Sell Or Give Away Music?
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gordone
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I would think that wouldn't be very cost effective. CD-Rs can be had for 5-10 cents. The cheapest jump drives I've seen are around $10 or so.... Maybe if you buy them in bulk?
Or are you saying print your band's name on them and give them away much like other branded stuff (T-Shirts, Coozies,pens,etc...)
Interesting idea though...
Or are you saying print your band's name on them and give them away much like other branded stuff (T-Shirts, Coozies,pens,etc...)
Interesting idea though...
mjr
ADD -- blessing and curse
gullyjewelz said:
I think you'd actually be better off utilizing CDs. The reason is that you're limited as to where you can use a jumpdrive. If you give out a CD, you can play it on your computer, in your stereo, in your car, or whereever there's a CD player. With a jumpdrive, you'd need a computer or some electronic device that supports jumpdrives.
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gordone
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Good point on where you can use the jump drive. I don't think my Toyota has a USB port....It does have a CD player though 
andyhix
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This guy thinks it's a good idea; I, however, do not for the reasons already mentioned here.
https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=236960
https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=236960
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Mindset
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gordone said:Good point on where you can use the jump drive. I don't think my Toyota has a USB port....It does have a CD player though
lol my Acura does, only cause i installed a JVC radio. It has 1 USB port & 1 SD reader port. There's actually quite a few CD/MP3 players that are now including a USB port.
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scrouch
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I wouldn't suggest it for a home studio. I thought some people were already selling SD cards or jump drives in stores as an alternative to CDs, but I guess they could get a discount if they were buying thousands of jump drives.
