Sony NWZA818B 8GB Video Walkman MP3 Player

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I'm not sure if this is in the right place. I have an Ipod Nano 4GB (2nd Gen). The problem with my Ipod Nano is that I have ran out of room. It is also lacking in bass. I have bought £20 headphones (No point spending more incase I snap the wire like I did with my cheap ones). So I have decided to buy a Sony 8GB Video Walkman MP3 Player (http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/3476801/Sony-NWZA818B-8GB-Video-Walkman-MP3-Player/Product.html). I don't really care about the video player I just care about the sound. Will the Sony MP3 player be better than my Ipod now and have more rich bass?

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This post led me to join, but I was amazed that there are over 1100 looks, but no one seems to know the answer!

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Yep, anyway I went for it in the end. It seems great although I did have an issue with it. It was well worth the money and the headphones that came with it are great compared to other headphones that come with MP3s.

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