Mercedes A Class

Mercedes A Class

So you want music? Do you want to turn on the radio? Listen to your CD? Hear tunes from your iPod? Have your music stored on a flash card? Let the satellite radio play? Have a built-in amount of music on hand? There are so many sources that can be used to listen to your favorite tunes in your Mercedes C class that you will probably run out of music before running out of storage.

For starters, there's always the good old faithful FM tuner. If the tuner does not have enough genres for you, you can add satellite radio to your sound system for uninterrupted commercial free radio listening. I personally prefer using the disk drive. You can make a MP3 disc, which holds hundreds of songs on it and with six available disk slots; the result is new music for days. Another available neat feature is to just record or burn your music into the car's music registry. This is cool, if you have a lot of CDs or friends who ride along and have their own set of CDs. You can even burn the songs into the car while they are being played. Once the music is imported there is no need for any disk or disk binders lying around in your car and your friends will not need to bring their music collection of CDs anymore. For the people who do not go anywhere without their iPods you can just snap it onto a cord placed in the glove compartment of the car. The menu and titles of your iPod can be seen and controlled on the dashboard by using control buttons on your steering wheel. There is also no need to worry about your iPod being in the heat either, because Mercedes placed an air conditioner vent in the glove compartment for the protection of your electronics. As if there were not enough ways to enjoy your music while driving your C class, there is also a slot for a flash card. So for the computer savvy people who can load up a few gigabytes of music in a snap, all you need is an adapter and you are set to rock and roll from your flash card.

I have not fully calculated it, but with all the available ways to hear music in your Mercedes C class I am sure you can go at least a month or so before hearing the same song twice.