Once you get the feel for the Clip, the slightly higher price for the 2GB model is a worthwhile investment, especially since audiobooks are such big files.
Between the Fuze and Clip, the primary advantage is the easier to read graphic interface of the Fuze, since you have a larger screen. You also step into the world of µSD memory expansion.
About that in-car radio. If the cassette is jammed, see if you can carefully remove that stubborn cassette, as a cassette adaptor works quite well, better than an FM transmitter will. On the other side, an FM modulator that connects directly to the antenna cable works well, but these devices have the nasty drawback of inhibiting normal radio reception.
I would have a look around for a new car radio with an AUX IN jack, or a faceplate mounted 3.5mm stereo accessory input, made for the recent barrage of new audio players out there. Car stereos have fallen in price these last few years, and an upgrade may be the cheapest repair overall.
Bob :smileyvery-happy:
Message Edited by neutron_bob on 12-11-2008 08:10 PM
