Looking for a CD-R to transfer vinly to CD

The HHB is based on the Pioneer transport but is a pro model. Therefore you can make as many digital copies as you want and use computer discs. These folks have the top model for 649.00. There is a less expensive version available.

http://www.electronicscity.com/product_info.php?products_id=116&osCsid=25b31e22e55baa92a4fd2140b3dccc2e

Good luck one thing to keep in mind though, I have a bunch of cd-r's all high quality Mitsui's made on a real stand-alone cd burner not a computer, and as they get older they're starting to deteriorate. Some of mine that are about 3-4 years old that used to be perfect have developed crackling/static, a sign of a disc going bad. I'm really bummed because I archived my cassete collection and got rid of the cassetes for space reasons and now many irreplacable bootlegs are ruined. Sorry for the rant, just thought folks should know.

That's too bad about the discs deteriorating Jond. I would transfer the good ones to Taiyo Yuden before it's to late.

Jond,
I'm curious if you wrote on the cd-r's especially with a Sharpie or other felt tip pen. All inks, etc permeate the cd and will cause it to deteriorate within 4-5 years. Only special archival pens should be used on cd-r's.

Ross

I just added a 'Julie" pro card to my computer. It allows you to plug your turntable directly into the back of your computer. It will clean up the clicks pops and scratches to an amazing degree. I have only seen the demo and have not as yet re configured my computer area so that I can set up my own table to start to record. Have to wait until I get some time off after Christmas. A friend of mine has one and we played around with it for a while. Took records that were really unlistenable and they sounded pretty darn good. If they only had very minor ticks and pops, they sounded brand new. He actually had a lesser card than I do. Mine was about $200. I think his was only $65 or $70.
I'll check if you want me too. Good luck Dale