Dogberry2;397192 Wrote: > When I started tackling my vinyl, to make it available with everything > else on the SBs, I looked around and ended up with a solution that was > inexpensive, yet very satisfactory (to me). The only vinyl I bother to > record is stuff that has never come out on CD and seems unlikely to > (mainly old jazz, some personal albums that were never commercially > released, and a few family-traditional Christmas albums -- altogether, > about 100 LPs). Since all of these vinyl albums are at least 35 years > old and well played, their audio quality is not exactly first-rate, so > an inexpensive turntable with line-level output works out just fine for > me. I got a little Numark belt-driven turntable with direct RCA > line-level outputs from Amazon for less than $100, and run that > directly into my soundcard's line in. With proper adjustment of the > signal level output from the turntable and record level on the input > side, I get a recording that is (to my admittedly no longer young ears) > as good as the way the records sound on my old Sony turntable, which is > to say far from CD-quality, but as good as I expect old, much-played > vinyl to sound. > >
So this turntable has a preamp built into it doing the RIAA equalization? -- Jeff Flowerday ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jeff Flowerday's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15883 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=60096 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
