Also, I should probably mention that I test-played a song that I was very familiar with. I pressed play on the turntable (as some of you may know, there's a slight delay of a few seconds) and as soon as the song started, I pressed play on my laptop. The maximum difference was less than a second. I had one earphone in my ear and the other listening to the turntable version. All parts of the song (guitar intro, vocals, a spoken word sample at the beginning, etc.) had a noticeably but not unbearably (by this I mean, it wasn't chipmunk-level but I could clearly tell the difference) higher pitch than the MP3 version. The song itself also played slightly faster than the MP3 version.
Also, I didn't exactly note the times, but the turntable version of the song was running quite a bit faster than the normal version. Halfway through the song (at around the 1:30 mark), the computer version was running 10-20 seconds behind (again, just an approximation as I didn't note the exact spot on playback).
Also, I didn't exactly note the times, but the turntable version of the song was running quite a bit faster than the normal version. Halfway through the song (at around the 1:30 mark), the computer version was running 10-20 seconds behind (again, just an approximation as I didn't note the exact spot on playback).