Something that supports SD cards.

>>60981279
There is actually anything with bigger space than an iPod classic unless you walk around with a External HD and a tablet.

>>60981279
Another iPod classic

>>60981279
1. Convert everything to 128kbps .opus (I'm assuming that you have a lossless archive of all your music on your HDD)
2. Rockbox your iPod so it supports opus playback.

Since the standard format for the iPod is 256kbps AAC, you'll free 50% of your iPod that way.

>>60981279
There's a kit to replace the HDD on the ipod classic with an SD card reader, so you could replace that HDD with a 256GB SD Card

>having more music than you could possibly listen to

wew

>>60981279
I suggest you stop being a filthy piratefag

>>60981511
Won't that lower the quality though?

>>60981553
>>60982322

t(-,- t)

>>60981279
>Filling up a 160 GB iPod Classic
Christ man, I don't think I even have 160 GB of music on my PC. How do you do it?

>>60983223
When you don't pay for music, it becomes meaningless to you. You see someone say an album is good so you download it, stick it in your library and never get around to playing it, but you will, just not now.

Or at least, that's what you tell yourself whenever you think about deleting it.

>Convert higher bit rate songs
There's your solution.

My collection's something like 320GB but when I convert all my 320/FLAC stuff down to V0 I still have like 40GB to spare.