And all it takes is one call.

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iMerge make a great range of equipment, but whether you own a Soundserver S2000 or S3000 you'll find:
-ripping CDs in bulk takes a very long time
-you need expensive special software to bulk transfer MP3s from a computer
-you'll need a good, fast data network and a lot of patience.

So if you'd like to save time, avoid having to buy software you'll only use once, you need podServe.

First - Ring to arrange a collection, daytime or evening.

01277 222 398

Then - Your CDs are collected. In person.
(If you live in London, within the M25, or Essex, Herts, North Kent and have 100+ CDs). We'll discuss your music and agree the best solution for you.

Sit back and wait while our experts convert (rip) your CDs to MP3 format at twice at the best compression rate for your system, adding comprehensive album, artist, track, genre data and artwork. We have a bank of 6 powerful computers optimised to ripping CDs quickly and accurately.

Our unique Data Grooming service guarantees your music library contains only accurate information. The service is described in detail here.

Finally - Enjoy Your Music
We return your CDs, in person, plus a new digital version on secure DVDs. What could be easier?

podServe - the complete personal service for downloading music.

How much?
Just £1 per CD plus £15 towards the cost of travel. We bill on completion. You only pay for successfully converted CDs. You only pay when you're happy.

How long does it take?
A week. You can book a slot with us to be sure.

Other Services
Convert DVDs, advise on Apple's home entertainment strategy - just tell us what you need.

Questions?
Contact us - we'll call you back, or you can e-mail your questions.

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Mystified By Choice Of Music Files?
If you're confused over the choice of MP3 or AAC, or WAV or AIFF; puzzled about 128 Kbps or 224? And what impact will this all have on your iPod? Here's a handy, simple diagram that's been drawn on the back of envelopes for the last three years. Properly drawn now, and some notes added, with the aim of guiding you through this part of the minefield.

CASE STUDIES
"First class CD ripping service. I'm enjoying music I'd never have found without you."

"Data grooming is fantastic. All the errors that were frustrating me before are now gone."

"iPod loading without the pain".

"Much better than buying my music again from iTunes Music Store."

"Got an iPod for Christmas. Loaded six albums but got bored, so three months later I thought I'd get you to rip the other 250. I'd never have done it without you."

"Fantastic sound and service. 300 CDs in one week. My wife appreciates the space we've saved."

"Thanks for working over the weekend. The mini iPod was a great leading present for -- and to find it had his favourite CDs ready loaded really made his face light up."

"Really glad you fixed all the composer names. As a classical nut this was vital."

"Getting all my music onto my iPod was great. Thought about for ages, just had to accept I'd never do it myself. You did it without fuss or drama. Thanks also for sorting out how I can listen to music all over the house."
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