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| From | "Bill Jones" <wigout6@juno.com> |
| Subject | Re: CD Recorder Question |
| Date | Tue, 29 May 2007 01:35:35 GMT |
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> after trying lots of configurations for transferring vinyl and
old cassettes, we settled on this configuration. We hook a turntable
and cassette player directly to the inputs on this dak audio mixer.
Approx: $70 http://www.dak.com/Reviews/2020pics.cfm The output goes
directly to our computer.
Wow - that sounds perfect Gary! I've heard that a CD recorder isn't
nearly as cost-effective as recording directly into a computer, but
having my turntable, cassette player, and receiver in an entertainment
center makes that option difficult as I can't get behind it easily to
access the cables. But I have a second turntable that I could easily
hook up to the DAK mixer, if I don't need to involve an amp/receiver in
the connection. And I can disconnect my tape player from the stereo
fairly easily, allowing me to do the same. And that software you
suggested also sounds worth checking out (perhaps after I try the DAK
mixer). Thanks for the helpful tip!!
Be seeing you,
Bill
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