Ministry of Sound MP3s your ride

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Hooking up an MP3 player with an in-car cassette adaptor or iTrip is all well and good but wouldn’t it be handier if your head unit was your MP3 player? Ministry of Sound’s new in-car job has a Shuffle-matching 1GB to rip tunes directly from the built-in CD player or from an iPod attached via USB.And just in case that’s not enough, you can also get MP3s on there via an SD card or by detaching the face plate and hooking it up to a PC just like a standard MP3 player.Storage can be boosted by storing up to 750MB of MP3s on individual CD-Rs, or you can just turn on the radio. The whole thing will provide your ride with up to 4x25watts RMS of output.As with most MoS products there are a few dance tracks pre-loaded to get you started. The generous folks also throw in a full remote and carry case. Bless ’em.

Ministry of Sound MOSCA104 Price: £TBA On sale: November Contact: Ministry of Sound

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