How do you listen to your classic rock?

[Otto]

Crappy speakers?

Good speakers?

Audiophile quality speakers?

Earbuds?

Real headphones?

Really good headphones?

What else is there?

 

[Martha Washington]

I miss my car stereo. that was where I did most of my window rattling until recently. I usually play it on the computer or on a "ghetto blaster" these days.

 

[diezman]

all of the above

actually, I mostly listen to mp3s on my flash player while running

 

[Martha Washington]

actually, I play my walkman, cover myself in honey and lay on an anthill.

 

[Spike]

I've got semi-decent small speakers; good headphones; and some mediocre ear buds.

Spike

 

[Otto]

I'm a headphone guy.

I have some semi-decent computer speakers.

But for serious listening it's headphone time.

All my CDs are ripped to my harddrive with
Exact Audio Copy, a coax cable feeds my
Grace 901 headphone amp/digital to analog converter,
which drives my Sennheiser HD 650 or Grado SR 325 heaqdphones.

It don't get much better than this.

 

[Drummer Chris]

I listen to my rock at home on the compu these days...I've got a decent pair of speakers (JUSTer) and a cool "SuperBass sytem" so I'm happy with my set-up though it's 4 yrs old now.
Until, I get a smaller fuel-efficient car, I'm listening to the AM radio in my '77 Pontiac still, but luckily, AM radio still hosts some good "oldies" stations.

 

[Foggy Hat]

iPod!!!!!
oooo im so hip.
my LAPTOP computer works well also, and i have an iHome.
You can look at one here: http://www.ihomeaudio.com/

 

[Music Wench]

Mostly on my computer. Since I put everything on my computer for the station that's where it's most convenient to listen to.

 

[Reverend Rock]

Crappy speakers and earbuds! Works fine for this old 60s kid.