Given ipod from someone best way to delete their music and add to my apple id

Have been given ipod from someone what is best way to delete their music and then sync to my itumes and apple id

Hi Caz0,
You might want to try to factory reset the iPod to wipe it completely. Here's a link on how to do it: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1339
As far as I'm aware an iPod Classic isn't tied to an Apple ID, therefore all you need to do is factory reset the iPod, sync your music library and plug in headphones, and you're ready to go!
Good Luck,
Stefan

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