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I'm a cassette deck freak too... My beloved Onkyo Integra TA-2070 finally wore out several years ago...
I bought a device that takes any analog source and allows you to input it into your PC and burn CD's or turn it into most PC audio types of files (MP3, .wav and Apples's iPod format among others).
The device has RCA inputs and connects to the PC via a USB cable. The analog source comes into this PC powered box and is transfered via USB into the PC and uses Nero software to edit and burn. You record your source on your PC and then can burn to CD. Or, you can record and then transform the audio to any type of audio file. Monitoring can be done via a set of RCA outputs on the device/box or via your PC's sound card.
It will accept a low level signal from a turntable as well and they really market it as a way to get your vinyl pressed to CD. I've taken quite a few of my old, non-replaceable cassettes and burned them to disc.
Jay
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