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About Rip 'n' Play Digital Entertainment |
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Written by Jacob Hodara
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Wednesday, 22 November 2006 |
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Rip 'n' Play is a service that takes your CD collection and converts them to the MP3 digital format and then loads them to your iPod or other MP3 player or storage device. This service is designed to aide those who don't have the time or want to deal with ripping their own CD's and loading their own iPod's or other MP3 players. We specialize in medium to large CD collections (100 - 1500+ CDs) and pride ourselves in our quick turnaround and quality of service. We at Rip 'n' Play have over 50 years of combined experience with the music industry and over 20 years of combined experience in delivering technology solutions for business. We have taken that experience and developed quality processes combined with investments in proprietary technologies so that we can offer an unbeatable and unmatched service to you. We at Rip 'n' Play appreciate the value of your CD collection and your time. In that spirit we have decided to offer a more personal level of service than other MP3 ripping and loading services. Rip 'n' Play is focused in the Southern California area, we will not ask you to box and ship your CD's like other services. Before handing over your CD collection, which represents a significant investment, we will consult with you by phone then meet with you in person when we take posession of your valuable CD collection returning it to you in 3 to 5 business days. In addition to our regular door to door services we also offer a premium rush service with the pickup and then return back of your newly loaded MP3 player and CD's within 24 to 48 hours (depending on the size of the collection). We will also work with any type of MP3 player not just the iPod like some other services and are expanding to work closely with Home Entertainment Integrators to load media servers as well. Rip 'n' Play is conveniently located in Huntington Beach and can be reached at (714) 849-6344 or by completing the contact form.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 21 September 2008 )
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