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| Turntable To PC Audio Connection To Make CD's Everyone:SOLUTION FOUND. The problem was so simple I am embarrassed. The tape-out connector on this new receiver is not working . I spent a lot of time trying researching the possible causes on the internet, money for special order cables, and new... | |
| Digitizing LPs: General advice wanted Eldatford:I agree that copying to cassettes is simple and easier. In the 60's and 70's I made dozens of cassettes from LP's and "all music" FM stations. Those cassettes have long since died. My LP's are 20-40 years old. Most have not been re-issue... | |
| Turntable To PC Audio Connection To Make CD's Rwwear & Richingoth:Thanks for the suggestions. The Hewlett Packard help site states that the computer should be connected to a pair of speaker outputs. I am afraid of that option because it may "fry" the computer if someone accidentally turns... | |
| Digitizing LPs: General advice wanted Onhwy61:Thanks. You response is obvious. I will just have to make sure that option with my recording software. I am cautious because a "computer expert" installed the second drive and some software that was supppose to allow "dual boot up option"-... | |
| Digitizing LPs: General advice wanted Rhing:How would the computer access both hard drives, almost concurrently, to record and store the music being copied from vinyl? I know how to do disk to disk copying but cannot figure out your suggestion. Thanks | |
| Turntable To PC Audio Connection To Make CD's Rwwear:The turntable is an Audio Technica AT-PL 120. The built-in PreAmp has output specs of 38dB Gain and 200mV. The preamp can be turned off. Would an independent pre-amp or pre-amp/mixer be a better idea if the gain is higner? Most of what I ha... |