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I am looking for some 1Gb or 512MB usb drives to put mp3's on to use in the usb port in my camaro. I don't need larger capacity I only want to put 1 cd on each one and print a label for it.
If anybody knows a good source that sells usb drives cheap please let me know. I would like to buy 50 so that I will have extras and it would be a lot easier to make the labels if they are all the same.

Thats an ass-load of flash drives bro............
I could see 1 drive for each artist but 1 for each album........ Thats a center console full of hunting for music.

I dig the idea though..........

I like goldy locks' idea best. I drive for each group.

That might simplify the search for usb drives. A bunch of 2g or 4gs instead of a ton 1g 512mbs. Buy those in bulk will save some skinny cash too.

I like my idea best....all on 1 drive.... maybe each genre but not each artist....I have 30 gigs on a 250 gig drive ATM

as long as the deck was fast and easy enough to search everything then yea I would put them all on one but I if your deck only has a 3 line display searching though all that could take a while.

Between sirius radio and my cd changer I rarely have a need to switch disks or media as I can normally find something to listen too that I like.

tonym wrote:http://www.usb007.com/miniusb.htm

I checked them out but there are no prices listed they want to print stuff on them and I don't want to pay over 2$ each shipped for 50 and that's only because I got 3 1gbs 2 years ago for 1.99 plus tax each.

Rold Gold wrote:Thats an ass-load of flash drives bro............
I could see 1 drive for each artist but 1 for each album........ Thats a center console full of hunting for music.

I dig the idea though..........

My plan is to make a small tray to hold them and have 20 in each of my cars and 10 spares I am only going to put albums I like on them and leave them like that.
I thought about having larger drives and labeling them a to z but that's 26 and the cheapest 4gb drives are at walmart for 8.88 ea plus tax.

Thanks for the help maybe I'll find them later

Maybe I'm missing something here, but would traditional CD-R's work? It'd be a lot cheaper and offer 700MB.

cds dont fit in a USB port....


J/K.....heheh

you have not tried hard enough.

I kind of have to agree with others on this, having 1 CD per drive is kinda inefficient.

tonym wrote:cds dont fit in a USB port....


J/K.....heheh

I figured if it has a USB port it should have a CD slot. That's why I wasn't sure.

http://www.geeks.com/products_sc.asp?cat=749

there ya go, A great company although they ship a little slow sometimes.