Mick Seymour;395883 Wrote: > The sound cards fitted to laptops are not usually that good. > > For my cassettes I used an external USB device from Xitel called an > Inport Deluxe. About the size of a matchbox and powered from the PCs > USB, it has left/right RCA sockets one end and USB on the other so I > just plugged the cassette deck straight into it. I would say the sound > quality is probably as good as the original tapes. > > Don't forget to clean the tape heads after each recording as old > cassettes tend to shed their coating. Some of mine were of dubious > manufacture (a.k.a. cheap) 40 years ago so this is important. Thanks Mick This seems like the perfect solution. I saw one on the net for around 60 bucks. This is certainly doable and I can use the same cassette player that I recorded on. Nothing else to buy.
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