Transfer All Your Records To MP3 Files
Jan 5, 2011, 7:20 am
#1
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Transfer All Your Records To MP3 Files
USB Turntable for $30:
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Jan 5, 2011, 9:11 pm
#2
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That's great, transfer your natural sounding vinyl music collection via a really cheap turntable to digital so that they can be compressed and lose a massive amount of audio fidelity.
Unless someone is paying you to do that, stay clear. There's a reason why some things are $30. Keep your vinyl for as long as you can. It sounds better than CD and worlds better than anything like MP3 with lossy compression.
Unless someone is paying you to do that, stay clear. There's a reason why some things are $30. Keep your vinyl for as long as you can. It sounds better than CD and worlds better than anything like MP3 with lossy compression.
Jan 5, 2011, 9:13 pm
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That's great, transfer your natural sounding vinyl music collection via a really cheap turntable to digital so that they can be compressed and lose a massive amount of audio fidelity.
Unless someone is paying you to do that, stay clear. There's a reason why some things are $30. Keep your vinyl for as long as you can. It sounds better than CD and worlds better than anything like MP3 with lossy compression.
Unless someone is paying you to do that, stay clear. There's a reason why some things are $30. Keep your vinyl for as long as you can. It sounds better than CD and worlds better than anything like MP3 with lossy compression.
Jan 6, 2011, 5:00 am
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Yeah, but it's really hard to play vinyl in my car, or on the plane.
I thought every Volkswagen bus has a built in turntable.
Originally Posted by deubster
That's great, transfer your natural sounding vinyl music collection via a really cheap turntable to digital so that they can be compressed and lose a massive amount of audio fidelity.
Unless someone is paying you to do that, stay clear. There's a reason why some things are $30. Keep your vinyl for as long as you can. It sounds better than CD and worlds better than anything like MP3 with lossy compression.
Unless someone is paying you to do that, stay clear. There's a reason why some things are $30. Keep your vinyl for as long as you can. It sounds better than CD and worlds better than anything like MP3 with lossy compression.
Jan 6, 2011, 1:40 pm
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I guess I'm one of the lucky ones who can't hear any difference among the three.