My Ipod was stolen...

This may sound obvious, but have you tried the same source that you purchased your previous, but now stolen, iPod from?

To my knowledge, Apple has never produced a 240GB iPod in any model.

Check Amazon. I've seen some of the 160GB Classics, however be prepared to pay a premium price, since the device is not longer sold by Apple.

AreJay0711 wrote:

They did. I had it engraved by apple. This isnt helping me though so thanks anyway.

No they did not.

If - and I repeat if, you did have a 240GB iPod Classic, then it was a conversion by someone other than Apple, so go back to that person.

Otherwise, your options are as follows:

1. As ChrisJ has suggested, try Amazon, or even eBay
2. Re-think the way you manage the music on your iPod. For example, create Smart Playlists that automatically remove and add songs (according to the rules you set) and use those Playlists to Sync to your iPod.
3. Find an alternative brand of MP3 (audio) player that does have the capacity you need.

By the way...

If you had a 240GB iPod, then pointing out to you that Apple didn't make it should have reminded you that you purchased it from somewhere other than Apple and that someone else must have built it, thus highlighting the fact that maybe, just maybe, if you contact that person, they might still be making them. Then, you could buy another, from that person.

So my information was helpful.

Since Apple did not make a 240GB iPod, they no longer produce the large one they did make (160GB was the largest), you don't want a Touch (which is only 64GB) or a nano, nor do you want a phone (the iPhone does come in 128GB, but you could have found that out by checking the store), then what precisely do you expect anyone here to say?

AreJay0711 wrote:

Some of us just want a simple music playing ipod that can hold a large amount of music.

I'm with you on that.

I can understand your frustration. I passed on my 160GB Classic to my son. He loved using it with an FM transmitter in his car. One night, 3 juveniles broke into the car and stole it. While they were eventually captured, charged and adjudicated, the iPod was never recovered. They were ordered to pay restitution, but, you got it, it happened after the end of production. Since it was used, he did not receive current value for the device, so he was never able to replace it. That device was my first adventure into Apple products, and I've been drawn in further ever since.