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| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Orpheus, how can you refer to me as a "snob audiophile" when anyone with a grasp of the English language can bear witness to the fact that I was so "gentle" with you through our dialogue. I did not say that your equipment is not good, i was merely... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Orpheus, I have been very polite, exceedingly so in my opinion and I would like to keep it that way. Please note that I said GOOD USB dac....re:Ayre, Wavelength, ARC...there are so many good ones out there that you really should hear the differenc... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Orpheus10, thanks for the reply.I'm not quite sure where to begin so I will take a pass on commenting on your setup. I'm glad you enjoy your archived vinyl and I am now more confident than ever that your digital and archived digital copies of your... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Also, please be sure to include a brief description of your digital to analog conversion you currently utilize for playback and the method you play it.....itunes...etc? | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Good morning Orpheus. Let's try this a different way. What sound card are you using to capture your data? PC/system setup. Wav or Mp3, its the sample rate that we are trying to get to. It is extremely relevant and you have yet to disclose that, wh... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Orpheus, please don't be defensive, i am trying to be very kind and understanding....I am actually not at all surprised that you didn't know the difference based on your posts in this thread.MP3 files are a serious compromise.....data is intention... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Orpheus, thanks for the reply and I am glad that you are enjoying your music, that's what it is all about isn't it?As an aside, you may catch some flack around here if you advocate too vociferously that coverting your vinyl to MP3 is remotely high... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Orpheus10, i just googled "DAK 2800" and i got a hit, as I was completely unfamiliar with DAK. Please tell me what I uncovered by googling is NOT what you are recommending. What I found was a $69 (sixty nine) mixer capable of handling 2 turntables... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC I'll "enlighten" as best I can. The solution I describe is merely 1 way to accomplish archiving your vinyl into a digital file(s).Pretend the Korg is a tape deck. For those of us old enough to remember those days, you simply play your album and pr... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Licorice.....please review....you do NOT need a sound card for your PC, as a matter of fact, it will be irrelevant with a USB DAC. As far as getting the Vinyl onto you computer, I highlighted 1 method via the Korg DSD recorder. This recorder is st... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Licorice,What I'm doing does not require an analog to digital converter. I record to the Korg MR2000s, i then transfer the data to my computer via a USB cable. You wouldnt have to do anything to your computer to get the data on there....no cards, ... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC There is another way. Without rehashing, there is a good thread from about a month ago where I detailed what I am doing. Post any questions after you have read it.http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?eanlg&1313888931&&&/Are-you-... | |
| VAC 160i, any experiences I did not, i got rca only with mm phono stage......wishing I had asked for balanced, MC phono AND i wish instead of pre amp outs I had asked for a fixed output (to use as a record out). | |
| VAC 160i, any experiences Matt,Let me first say that the burn in time was kindof a joke. I have had plenty of gear that needed significant break in time to settle down. This amp is NOT one of those. If nothing had changed from initial plug in, i would still be quite happy ... | |
| VAC 160i, any experiences Good to hear you have a stocking dealer near you. Please take a picture so you can capture this rare creature in the wild while you still can: a bricks and mortar dealer who stocks excellent high end gear!I am very impressed with the phono stage b... |