>The built-in sound in is stereo 16 bit and supports 44.1 KHz sampling >which is CD quality. I am not sure how good the distortion is, but >for personal use it is probably acceptable. The one issue in your >setup is the most phonographs only supply phono level output and the >audio input is Line level. You will need a phono to line level >pre-amp, or a full amp to generate the line level signal. The other >issue is to make sure you have the StarMax Sound Fix installed in >your system folder. On my G3 upgraded SM, this was absolutely >necessary otherwise the audio input would cut out mid recording. It >is available <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/starmax-talk/files/> from >the Yahoo StarMax group. Hi I've been recording my LP's on my Starmax for a while now, I've never heard of Sound Fix, I use Sound Sampler to record the LP (with an amplifier and then into the sound in socket) and have never had it cut out. I use a SCSI drive for all the Sys software and a 40Gb drive for the Sound Sampler files, which are then converted to MP3's. The songs are then played back through the amplifier when I want to listen to them. As the 40Gig drive can hold about 500 CD's worth of music I have no need to copy them onto CD's. (the idea was to save space and it sure beats changing sides on all those LP's
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