Music & Home Audio

Buying an entire MP3 album will give you a cheaper price per song than if you buy them individually, particularly if the album is on sale. It will vary from album to album, but you should be able to save 20 to 40 cents per song.A LOZO expert posted this tip. … [Read more...] about Buy albums instead of singles

Just because iTunes is one of the main sellers of MP3s doesn't mean they're the only ticket in town. Shop around to see if you can find better deals elsewhere. Also, iTunes MP3s aren't yet DRM-free which can get a little annoying because it means you have to worry about … [Read more...] about Shop around for songs

If you only like one or two songs, there's no need to buy the whole album. One of the many benefits of buying MP3s is that you can cherry pick just your favorite songs. If you like all--or most--of the songs, however, it's cheaper to buy the entire album rather than buying each … [Read more...] about If you only want a couple songs… buy them individually

Napster (now part of Best Buy), Rhapsody, eMusic and others all offer monthly subscriptions that give you access to their nearly unlimited music collections. They also offer limited time free trials so you can try out the service, get access to your favorite songs, and decide if … [Read more...] about Pay a monthly flat fee for unlimited music

By loading your CDs into your MP3 player (also known as "ripping"), you'll save yourself the cost of having to re-buy all those albums. This may be time consuming, but it's a great way to save money. Built in software on your computer should do this for you, or try FreeRip MP3 … [Read more...] about Digitize your CDs