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| Why aren't the older members still active ? Shubertmaniac, if you really want to know why people drop out, read the thread, "Best Way To Archive Vinyl on My PC" | |
| New to the game. Need some beginners advice. Rockadanny and Sebrof, not long ago there were two high end emporiums within easy driving distance from me. I spent a lot of time at both of them. Now, I have yet to find how I'm going to audition some speakers I might like. Not many of us can aff... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC I bet you live in Mr. Rodgers neighborhood. | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Ghasley, do you have any stop signs in your neighborhood? If so, tell them about your problem. | |
| Why aren't the older members still active ? To quote Albertporter "Many people are fighting to stay alive financially". This drop off causes others to drop off because they have little in common with what's left. | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Ghasely, now that everyone has seen your "state of the art" method and my "budget recommendations" which are incomplete; because I only recommended the Audigy Sound Blaster, and the Musicstream UDB DAC; they can compare and speak for themselves. | |
| New to the game. Need some beginners advice. I agree with rockadanny and Sebrof; however, there is one big question left unanswered; where do you recommend he go to do all of this "listening"? | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Licorice, I do recommend the Soundblaster Audigy 2Z5 capturing to WAV line in card, and the highly recommended Music Streamer II only costs $149. It's the best $149. I ever spent since I've been in stereo.Sorry I can't recommend anything else for ... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Licorice, I hope you have derived enough from all of these posts to put a system together that will transfer your vinyl to PC. There is nothing better than to listen to all of your favorite records, with only the cuts that you like, without interr... | |
| New to the game. Need some beginners advice. Polk speakers give the biggest bang for the buck, and Marantz CD players are good but electronics such as preamp, and amp should be top notch. These, or this in the case of an integrated will be the essence of the other components. They should be ... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Ghasley, your post indicates you are not a "snob", but a sincere audiophile. Assuming I wanted to bring my system up to the standards you aspire to, what sound card, DAC, and other compatible components would I have; including pre amp, amp and spe... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Ghasley, there are "Audiophiles" and there are extreme audiophiles who fall into the category of "snob" audiophiles. Everyone on this forum is aware of ARC, but I doubt if hardly anyone is using ARC as a USB DAC. If your budget allows you to indul... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC Licorice, you have every detail of my set up and I like it a lot. If you have a good phono, which you probably do, line in from line out will give better results than going from the TT. The Music Streamer II is quite cost effective as a USB DAC an... | |
| Best Way To Archive Vinyl On My PC The Music Streamer II is a USB DAC, and a ripped CD doesn't go through any sound card. I'm at a loss for words, I don't quite know how to respond? | |
| An interesting Digital vs. Analog experience Phaelon, while what you say is true; the price performance ratio is absurd, especially when analog can cost as much as a Greyhound bus. But what gripes me more than anything is when someone claims a Dual TT is as good as good digital. |