A.Wayne

Crosley CR6002A Revolution turntable looks nothing like a normal record player

USB ports ... 150 bucks ..... worth a spin ? ...

http://www.slashgear.com/crosley-cr6...ayer-16102630/

ltc

I would be reluctant to put some of my vinyl on that thing ...

A.Wayne

Yep ...................

cobalt

I saw one of these in Manhattan the other day. I lifted the tone arm and let it go. It dropped like it had a brick attached to it. No dampening whatsoever. Can't imagine you would get any quality recording from it and more than likely ruin a perfectly good LP.

DrJay

I have my own method.

First, I use my own turntable I normally use for playback, plugged into a super high quality A/D converter, my RME Fireface 400, which sends the data to my iMac running Pure Music/Pure Vinyl software. I record at 24/192 AIFF.

RME: http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_fireface_400.php

Pure Vinyl: http://www.channld.com/purevinyl/

A.Wayne

can you playback @ 24/192 ?

LT Texan

I've plugged my phono stage into my Mac and recorded a couple records to hard drive. Then I just kept listening to the vinyl. What's the use? (yes I know)

DrJay

Yes, absolutely I can.

Virtual Surgeon

I cannot tell if the difference I hear between digital and vinyl is real or just in my head. When I sit down to listen to "Sugar" or Stevie Ray Vaughn, I just smile the whole time I am listening. It's that warm, comfortable feeling you get when you were young and all was right in your universe. I like that place.

FT_Factorytuned

Wow that thing is not more than a toy for a child, what is that a 78 on the table?. I still have some vinyl but no longer a player. Would like to have the vinyl that I do have cut to CD. Some New Order Peel Sessions, and stuff I knew I would never get again. I'm not getting the interest in 24/192. That rate is common in high-end players and even mature or maybe the discussion is with regard to PC recording, etc., in which case I do not use to record or otherwise playback music. PC's are noisy and software is subjective. Yes I am popo'ing that. I just don't think DCS, WADIA - other than that IPOD 170i thing I think it is, EMM, Boulder, and the like are going to stay around on a diet of download and free music. Oh god soap box... Sorry!

FT

A.Wayne

About time :

http://www.stereophile.com/content/m...1-too-much-fun

Kevinmacd

Analog to digital really needs some good equipment to do the transisiton. If not the CDs sound like those bootlegged CDS, crap!