Re: LP transfers- what hardware do you use?
- From: Simon Roberts <sdsr@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Oct 2007 08:20:34 -0700
In article <1193841995.807987.148620@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
threebs3bs@xxxxxxx says...
I recently explained to a quizzical friend my method for transferring
LP's, which involves a stand-alone D->A converter that connects to my
computer by. I could connect the sound directly to the PC's audio
jack, but the converter does a far better job and eliminates a lot of
signal contamination/electrical hum (as a PC, it is nothing special).
I find that this converter, which I found quite affordable five or six
years ago when I bought it, is no longer made. Nor are there any on
EBay.
So what do you use to produce a quality transfer? Do you have a good
sound card that solves this? Or turntables with USB?
I use a CD recorder to burn a CD of whatever the input source is via the preamp
in our stereo equipment (which is nowhere near a computer); I then import the
contents of the CD to a computer to insert tracks, remove unwanted noises, etc.
The results sound just fine to me.
Simon
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