Hi guys,

I'm looking to purchase an MP3/WMA HU and have narrowed it down to two,
the Pioneer DEH-P7500MP and the Kenwood Z838. Can anyone please tell me
what the pause between tracks is like for these two units (in seconds if
possible, 0 being fantastic!). I'm pretty convinced I want the Pioneer
- but have no info on its track gap other than something i read earlier
that suggested there may be no (or only a blip of) gap.

Basically, I listen to a lot of mixed dance music cd's where one track
flows into the next. I can put up with a slight "blip" but nothing too
noticeable.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers

Mark.
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what are you talking about?

I've got the pioneer p7500mp, and it takes roughly 10 seconds to "scan" a
disc with ~90 MP3's in 6 directories when you first put the disc in. After
that, the pause between tracks is less than 2 seconds.

To the original poster, maybe if you listen to a lot of dance music you
should copy the entire CD as just one MP3?

-Shaun

"CheM" wrote in message
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I got the pioneer, and it sure takes long!, from one track to another
(8secs
or so).
"mtudor" wrote in message
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Hi guys,

I'm looking to purchase an MP3/WMA HU and have narrowed it down to two,
the Pioneer DEH-P7500MP and the Kenwood Z838. Can anyone please tell me
what the pause between tracks is like for these two units (in seconds if
possible, 0 being fantastic!). I'm pretty convinced I want the Pioneer
- but have no info on its track gap other than something i read earlier
that suggested there may be no (or only a blip of) gap.

Basically, I listen to a lot of mixed dance music cd's where one track
flows into the next. I can put up with a slight "blip" but nothing too
noticeable.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers

Mark.
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You have the ability to turn off the ID tag, makes the unit switch between
tacks about 1 sec
"CheM" wrote in message
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I got the pioneer, and it sure takes long!, from one track to another
(8secs
or so).
"mtudor" wrote in message
s.com...
Hi guys,

I'm looking to purchase an MP3/WMA HU and have narrowed it down to two,
the Pioneer DEH-P7500MP and the Kenwood Z838. Can anyone please tell me
what the pause between tracks is like for these two units (in seconds if
possible, 0 being fantastic!). I'm pretty convinced I want the Pioneer
- but have no info on its track gap other than something i read earlier
that suggested there may be no (or only a blip of) gap.

Basically, I listen to a lot of mixed dance music cd's where one track
flows into the next. I can put up with a slight "blip" but nothing too
noticeable.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers

Mark.
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make that TRACKS
"No Notta" wrote in message
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You have the ability to turn off the ID tag, makes the unit switch between
tacks about 1 sec
"CheM" wrote in message
...
I got the pioneer, and it sure takes long!, from one track to another
(8secs
or so).
"mtudor" wrote in message
s.com...
Hi guys,

I'm looking to purchase an MP3/WMA HU and have narrowed it down to
two,
the Pioneer DEH-P7500MP and the Kenwood Z838. Can anyone please tell
me
what the pause between tracks is like for these two units (in seconds
if
possible, 0 being fantastic!). I'm pretty convinced I want the
Pioneer
- but have no info on its track gap other than something i read
earlier
that suggested there may be no (or only a blip of) gap.

Basically, I listen to a lot of mixed dance music cd's where one track
flows into the next. I can put up with a slight "blip" but nothing
too
noticeable.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers

Mark.
--
mtudor

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