I choose a different format for a different occasion. If it is ONLY from a vintage recording & has never been "remastered", then I choose to use a record player.

Some recordings sound better on cassette and or compact disc. Which is generally how I listen at home or driving in the car.

MP3 players are ideal for work. I can fit most of my CD collection in my pocket & just hit shuffle.

I just stick with mp3s these days, as I am either listening to music on my laptop, phone or ipod.

I have alot of music on multple formats. I usually listen to cds but when I pull my old vinyl out it always puts a smile on my face....

I use every format that comes out cause I have to know what they are doing for my work, but the main one I use is still CD. Can't believe it is over 30 years old now.

MP3s or streaming. I'm a huge fan of steaming anything. Another generation or two of wireless technology and putting MP3s files onto a player will be a thing of the past.

All.

I do vinyl, cassettes, CDs and MP3s.

I burn most stuff for playing on my computer, Ipod or phone but always try to get physical formats as well.

I personally loathe the idea of going to a strictly streaming society, and will probably always be that guy who stubbornly holds onto his physical items.