I don't think you can go wrong with any reputable CD Recorder. I've been doing the transfer for a few years now (long time project) using a Marantz 6000. I recommend it very highly - works great, easy to use, makes great CDs. I'm not familiar with the Alesis but I've used a lot of their home studio stuff. I checked it out on the ZZounds site and it looks pretty awesome. Have fun with i! Jim |
Yes good choice - here is a pro option HHB CDR850 In double blind listening tests audiophiles, recording engineers and laypeople participants could not tell when the A to D and D to A of this device was inserted in the signal path. So that is probably a good sign of quality. |
That's a nice looking unit, wish they had that when I bought mine a couple of years ago, Marantz Pro CDR510, which does a very good job....I haven't gotten into the intricacies of the unit, it does much, much more than I'll ever use it for. Probably what I like most about it besides its true recording capabilities (not adding anything) is it will add a 'track every minute', which is useful for off-air FM recording. I saw one of these sell here a year ago for $100...must have been 'hot', as it was $700 new. L'wood |
