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i have all my music colection on my ipad. 30 gigs i guess. if the library keeps growing im gonna have to get me an ipod classic 😀
 
No, I don't nor do I intend to. My iPad 2 is a 16GB and I don't want to waste precious space by loading my iTunes library on to it when I already have my library on my iPhone and my iPod.
 
No. I have no need/ desire to do so. It's on my iPhone and it's on my iMac. Those are the only two places I need my music.
 
i just sync my fav playlist on it.... if i want to listen a specific album or band that is not currently on my playlist i just access is through home sharing
 
*raises hand* me! me! I do 🙂

I have my iPad next to me at work 40 hours a week with my headphones in and the music going. I also listen to music on it every night while I draw.
 
No music here either. The iPhone fits all my speaker docks--the iPad would have to be cabled to them. The phone is just a lot more practical to use for that sort of thing in terms of portability as well. And as others have said, I bought a 16 GB knowing I could get away with less space if I didn't plan to put music on it.
 
I do. I use AirPlay and stream my music to the audio system.
Recently I plug it to my car studio since I sold my iPhone 4 (Waiting for the iPhone 5) 😉
 
Very rarely. I listen alot on my iPhone and don't store any music on my iPad. Once in a while I will listen to RinseFM, but not very often.
 
No, the speakers on the iPad (at least iPad ver 1) are horrible, and i only use headphones if I'm out and about, when the iPad isn't practical. Decent speakers are one of only a few things I'd change about the iPad.
 
Yeah I do. I'm fortunate enough to have a 32gb version, so space is ok. But I only listen to it at work, and switch to smth more portable (my Samsung mobile phone or my iPod Touch) when I'm out.

I listen to a lot of music at work and dont want to drain my phone battery too fast, so that's a good workaround. Plus I also use my iPad for other stuff at work, so the all-in-one approach makes sense...
 
Yes, at work or in my hotel rom after a long day of work. It is great to relax a bit without having something hanging from your ears, I use the iPod is for the gym. And yes, the only problem is that it takes a lot of memory space.
 
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