Hi!
I'm just wondering if anyone had considered or had purchased the Teac
Turntable which was reviewed in the Silicon Chip Magazine a couple of
years ago? http://www.siliconchip.com.au
Whilst its not the absolute "top of the line" turntable, it certainly
made the transfer of records to CD a far easier job as it contained a
CD recorder which would write to both CD-R and CD-RW thus illiminating
the need for a computer to do that job. This unit will play 78 RPM
records quite well and also has a radio built-in, quite a good quality
unit according to the review, this review was part of a series
discussing turntables, how to transfer your music to your computer,
polishing the results, various kinds of turntables available on the
market today, the history of audio recording and so on.
On 18/10/2009, at 6:28 AM, dan thompson wrote:
Hi All,
I wish to put some lp's on cd. Currently I am recording them in
via Adobe 1.5 , track by track and running the noise reduction
option on each track.
I'd like a USB digital turntable since data transfer is quicker or
other device that would notice the silence between tracks and record
each separate into a folder on my computer or hard drive in the
turntable that could be transftered to the computer.
Is there such a device and where can I find it? I'd like to put
many lp's to cd next year after I retire and maybe do this as a
side job for locals. Not suggesting anything illegal, just putting
famly collections to cd for better sound quality after a lp is
scratched etc.
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