Besides Ebay, where else can I buy a Rio Karma?

mocelet 2010-01-10, 08:01 #16

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To the OP, if you have a Karma with a bad hard disk, then I seriously recommend a CF or SD conversion. This thread has all the information that you need.

I have done this conversion twice now (my Karma, and my wife's) and as long as you are careful with the disassembly and reassembly of your Karma, it is a doddle to do.

firehouse777 2010-02-11, 20:15 #17

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Hi if anyone is looking for an original karma, and cf card karma up to 32GB or a 64gb solid state drive karma I have them all available just go to this link http://firehouse7777.weebly.com and contact me. thanks

daidupso 2010-03-31, 19:37 #18

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Subject: Rio Karma Sealed NIB

I've got a brand new karma sealed in its original package. I've had it for years. What would this sell for?

Peregrine 2010-04-12, 08:16 #19

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I'd say $100.

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John30_06 2010-04-14, 17:14 #20

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The ones like that have gone for closer to 200, iirc.

Thewyzewun 2010-06-17, 05:55 #21

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I've got a broken Rio Karma or two lying around, I decided to make the jump to the iPod but it never sounded as good as the Karma, and the way it does playlists and the iTunes software really put me off portable music altogether, to the extent that aside some music on my N95 8GB I rarely listen to anything when I'm out and about nowadays (I do enjoy having Spotify on my mobile though).
Anyway, I came here looking for hard drive diagnostics software, one of my 1TB hard drives just failed (so glad I have two of them set to RAID 1 (mirrored) else my irreplaceable mission-critical work data would be in danger right now, so I'm going to go looking for that now (I'm thinking if the drive still works I'll run RAID 1 with 3 drives).