Hi Norma. Your belief that it is better to use software when
transferring records and tapes to CD is, in my opinion a hundred
percent correct. When you record directly to CD, you transfer pops,
clicks, residual surface noise such as tape hiss and any other
undesirable anomaly.
Larry
On 30-Aug-09, at 11:35 PM, Randy Tijerina wrote:
Norma one of the best places I know of that sells very good
turntables is
Www.crosleyradio.com.
I have one myself.
Norma A. Boge wrote:
Hi listers,
I'd like input on turntable which have the following features:
USB and analog outputs
plays 33 1/3, 45 and 78
under $150
I was also wondering about the units which have the turntable and
CD burner in one. Can I presume if the vinyl is less than near
perfect condition, it's better to use software to apply noise
reduction, etc.?
Any and all comments much appreciated,
Norma
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