Vinyl to PC :-) Looky what I found?

[Zak33]

http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...roductID=71372

Now IF I have this right....its a Pre Amp input, and a USB2 output.

SO in THEORY with the software, you can record your vinyl to your PC without messing about with amps and phono to mini jack and the relevent editing.

I THINK that's it anyway.

If it IS, I think Scan will do OK with these

[nichomach]

And it's Terratec, so should be good on results as well.

[Konan555]

Yep - that's just what they're designed for. Think they even come bundled with restoration stuff.

[Konan555]

If you wanted something more comprehensive IIRC they do something called the Phase 26 aswell which is geared towards media production aswell.

[nichomach]

And for those needing a soundcard, the DMX 6Fire has a breakout box that does phono-in and has restoration software as well.

edit: Superseded by the Aureon 7.1 Universe, similar capabilities, though.

[Rave]

Editing out the pops and crackles- bah. That's part of the charm IMO

[Russ]

ive had one of these for about a year, i've not opened box yet though :|

[Grey M@a]

Just whack your hifi into your sound card and use soundforge to grab it I agree with Rave though, the pops and clicks what make it better. Sabbath on CD, nah Viynl all the way

[Howard]

Originally Posted by Grey M@a

Just whack your hifi into your sound card and use soundforge to grab it

That's what I did when copying my mum's old cassettes to CDs for her car; The results were alright on the tapes that weren't knackered. SoundForge can make it work quite nicely

[unrealrocks]

Its not a bad card for the price although if you want good quality you can do ALOT better, tbh your better off using a proper audio CD recorder, then ripping the CD.

[Konan555]

Terratec do some top quakity audio stuff.