Go with a standalone and connect the outputs of your phono stage directly to the burner's inputs. I just bought an HHB 830 Plus and I love the way it works. I can even add CD text to my discs. Be sure to use rewritable discs for your mastering. It even makes a very good CD player.
LP to CD transfer question...what is best?
I want to make unbelievable quality cd's of my lp collection...what is the best way? Currently i do well with my Pro-ject & channel islands analog rig into an M-Aduio 2496 pc card..my tower even sits on a vibration removing maple and brass spiked platform. Still i'm not producing cd's of the quality i want, yet when i listen through my monitoring headphones the dynamics and huge bass are there...so i think the music is on my hardrive good enough but even when i treat my blanks with mapleshade records Mikro Smooth & burn at 4x the dynamics are a bit lacking. is there such a thing as a high end computer cd burner?
Should i abandon the pc altogether and go with a standalone?
What about A/D converters...are those still around? I hear one may be necessary to get the dynamics i want.
I use WAV repair software for the transfer...it works really well.
Should i abandon the pc altogether and go with a standalone?
What about A/D converters...are those still around? I hear one may be necessary to get the dynamics i want.
I use WAV repair software for the transfer...it works really well.
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