I am confused on which product to buy. Do I just need the basic or the extra cds?
256038
The basic is a great starter. For a more advanced and varied workout you should get more CDs.
256039
The basic CD will be sufficient. The other CDs were produced because T-Tappers wanted to add variety to their workouts; however, according to a T-Tapp customer service representative, when people find out that they can get all of the benefits from just the basic workout, they usually just stick to that one o achieve their desired results.
256040
You just need the basic plus to get started. The rest are for variety or special needs such as Senior fit, etc.
256041
I would advise to purchase the basic first. After you've mastered this cd you can then move on to purchase others. It may appear to be simple basic workout but you will find it very challenging initially.
1173229
I bhelieve you can purchase it either way. Mine came in a box, with a real disk, and I always like to get a real disk, in case a hard disk fails, or a computer dies. Much easier, to reinstall, if you have the original disk. As a side note, I REALLY LIKE this software. Prior to this, band in a box was, and still is great for most of my projects, but I like mixcraft best. Best wishes, and check out my youtube vid at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upjPNacSDSY
1162331
It's been awhile since I purchased this. I think it came with a CD.. but I recall it being a "plug and play'.. I can't be 100% certain though. I ended up returning this product b/c it interfered with a program on my laptop that was similar in nature.
1069969
Since it is a plug and play device I never had need for cd. But really put in a quick Google search and it will pop up for you
1346367
Yes! But I know this not because of this past buying. I never got the "CD"'s. In the past they were very good but now Sony has stopped making them and some people are selling regular "CD"'s, putting them in marked cases of "MUSIC" when they are not music cd's. Be careful!
383875
I would invest in a DVD/CD USB drive for installation. Be sure to have all the drivers available on a flashdrive.
1348197
the disks come in the kit...so if you buy the kit, use those first, then after you those up buy them separately.
1494862
1) No. 2) It comes with the Audacity software, which is pretty good. However, I recommend downloading the latest (free) version as opposed to using the accompanying disk.
1370206
I did not get a CD with the last 2 I purchased. They both came with a usb flashdrive installer. Just plugged it in and installed the software and was good to go.
984520
You should get the box, but if I were u I'd get the down load version, never lose your cd or cd key that way
1380558
t should have come with a cd. if i remember correctly, the cd may not be necessary for most computers. it is plug and play. it worked strait away on my tablet. nothing works on that p.o.s.
1569430
The version I bought came with a CD disk in the box. Make sure of what the ad says, because some may be a download only, with no CD.
374338
None really, I've had both and never found any real pros or cons, to each his on I guess. The download can be re-issued without cost in the event of loss of data (don't let anyone tell you otherwise) so the only real benefit of the CD is an actual hard copy. But saying that the program itself is tiny so, a disk copy has always been overkill to me. I keep a mobile version on my USB at all times, so a hard copy gives me nothing.
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hmmm thanks for all the points y'all. this will help a lot of people too. By the way. speaking of FLAC I'm now looking into it. (I'm on the Mac.)How do you get your FLAC files? Do you rip them from CDs? also... I assume that it makes no sense to buy mp3s (lets say on iTunes) and then convert to FLAC as the mp3 is of lesser quality. Therefore to have FLAC files you would have to buy all your music on CD am I correct?if I can only buy iTunes music then hopefully the 256kbps files they sell will do these cans justice.Please enlighten me because having higher quality audio will definitely help my HD595s deliver their best. Thanks. hmmm thanks for all the points y'all. this will help a lot of people too. By the way. speaking of FLAC I'm now looking into it. (I'm on the Mac.)How do you get your FLAC files? Do you rip them from CDs? also... I assume that it makes no sense to buy mp3s (lets say on iTunes) and then convert to FLAC as the mp3 is of lesser quality. Therefore to have FLAC files you would have to buy all your music on CD am I correct?if I can only buy iTunes music then hopefully the 256kbps files they sell will do these cans justice.Please enlighten me because having higher... » Read More hmmm thanks for all the points y'all. this will help a lot of people too. By the way. speaking of FLAC I'm now looking into it. (I'm on the Mac.)How do you get your FLAC files? Do you rip them from CDs? also... I assume that it makes no sense to buy mp3s (lets say on iTunes) and then convert to FLAC as the mp3 is of lesser quality. Therefore to have FLAC files you would have to buy all your music on CD am I correct?if I can only buy iTunes music then hopefully the 256kbps files they sell will do these cans justice.Please enlighten me because having higher quality audio will definitely help my HD595s deliver their best. Thanks. « Show Less
1996294
If you have a bunch of old records that you can't get on Cd or MP3, and you just want to listen to them, get the model with the built in pre-amp. You will also then be able to put them on your computer. But if you are looking for a vinyl based system that beats cds, mp3s etc, then you'll need a higher end turntable, cartridge etc. Otherwise you're better off plugging your Ipod straight into your amp!
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I pre-ordered this system. It's just too good of a deal. Right after CES is a great time to get in on new technology or take advantage of the clearance of old technology.DesignStuff - you have no need for a CD player. If you own the Samsung BluRay you are set. Throw in your CD and rock on. Believe me, CD players are pretty much free these days from people throwing them away if you think you need one. Care for a Kenwood 6+1 CD Changer? It's yours for the cost of shipping if you want it. It will only sit on my garage shelf until I throw it away. Good luck all! I will post once my pre-order ships. I am jacked to say the least! I pre-ordered this system. It's just too good of a deal. Right after CES is a great time to get in on new technology or take advantage of the clearance of old technology.DesignStuff - you have no need for a CD player. If you own the Samsung BluRay you are set. Throw in your CD and rock on. Believe me, CD players are pretty much free these days from people throwing them away if you think you need one. Care for a Kenwood 6+1 CD Changer? It's yours for the cost of shipping if you want it. It will only sit on my garage shelf until I throw it away. Good luck all! I will... » Read More I pre-ordered this system. It's just too good of a deal. Right after CES is a great time to get in on new technology or take advantage of the clearance of old technology.DesignStuff - you have no need for a CD player. If you own the Samsung BluRay you are set. Throw in your CD and rock on. Believe me, CD players are pretty much free these days from people throwing them away if you think you need one. Care for a Kenwood 6+1 CD Changer? It's yours for the cost of shipping if you want it. It will only sit on my garage shelf until I throw it away. Good luck all! I will post once my pre-order ships. I am jacked to say the least! « Show Less
1292588
Netbooks don't have disc drives for CDs. I bought an external drive but never use it. I usually find an ISO for anything I want to install or I make an ISO on my other computer and share it.