I've used 3 different Pioneer CD recorders (at 1X speed) with excellent results, and presently use a Marantz CDR500 that is also excellent at 1X or 2X-- but more expensive than the Pioneers. Cheers. Craig
What is the best way to convert LP's to CD's?
I'm getting ready to purchase a new Dell computer. I would like to convert some of my LP collection to CD for the conveniance. Besides a sound card do I need any other equipment? What do you all use and recommend? What types of CD\R or CD\RW sound better? Will I need some type of DAC to convert the analag to digital? I'm new to this process. Please let me know.
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Go to the following link for LP Ripper and Recorder. You may wish to upgrade your sound card. The best I've used thus far is the ESI U24 a 24 bit 96 kHz sound card. We sell it on our website because we use it for test and measurement purposes. Go to the software section of the Rives Audio site. |
Rives is absolutely correct! actually, he uses exactly the same programs beginning to end i do with master-quality results. i just made a copy of my MFSL david bowie ziggy stardust LP and burned it with nero's advanced master-quality-thingie and the burned cd sounded better than the ryko release when played in my cd player. i use an audiophile 24/96 sound card by midiman, which has gold plated rca inputs and a fantastic A/D converter. |
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