hold music mp3

1. Posted: Jun 2 2008

   Having gone through far too many cd players as a music on hold source, this was just what we had been looking for. Set-up was very easy and the software is also fairly easy to use. If you are shopping around for this product watch for the amount of built in memory. It seems that the earlier release had 16mb built in and then they went to 64mb. The model number and other features remained the same (as far as I know) and there are a number of places that are still selling the original version with less memory. If you want the 64mb version just make sure that's what they are advertising or you might be in for a surprise when you get it. The only problem so far is that it has been several weeks and we still have not received the customized greeting. Other than that this would have been 5 stars.

2. Posted: Mar 31 2008

   these onhold machines are easy to use and easy to install messages to. we use strictly the sd ram attachement so we can mail the same message to 6 branchs.

3. Posted: Feb 26 2008

   I have two of the OHP6000 units in production and they have been working reliably and running without interruption for over two years. I am about to buy another for a third MOH source. My only criticism is that I wish they were stackable. The music it comes with is very appropriate for professional business use, which means nothing edgy or "out there". You can reprogram or expand the program by inserting an SD flash chip.

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1. Posted: May 15 2008

   wonderful mp3 player for the price, it makes the time at the gym go alot faster, great sound quality

2. Posted: May 7 2008

   this is my first mp3 player but it is great i love it the sound is very good but it does not work on a windows 98 Se the buttons are easy to use and it has a voice recorder

3. Posted: May 5 2008

   My mom purchased a Coby brand MP3 player about two or three years ago (an MP-C848), and so far it has performed really well. So when I decided to get an MP3 player for myself, I thought this one would be a good choice. It's a different model, but is about the same price as the one my mom bought, so I had high expections for it. I was soon disappointed. A recurring problem I had was that some of the files would play fine through the first half of the song, but as it got toward the end the player would suddenly cut to the middle of a different song. Sometimes deleting and re-adding the file would fix the problem, but then the player would start doing the same thing to a different song. Now, after only five months of moderate use, the play button has ceased to function. I recommend looking elsewhere if you want a player that's reliable.

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