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Originally Posted by RWebb
1st decision is the sound quality you want to achieve - low end = USB turntable
higher end = quality A>D convertor + quality turntable, arm & cartridge
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Yeah. Tedious describes the process. If you really want to preserve them Randy is bang on here. I wouldn't consider MP3s to be worth the effort but many may disagree due to the convenience & cost factor. I have some properly digitized 'LPs' & the results can be very good. But I have not & will not ever get around to do my pile. I would agree that cleaning is critical. Especially with classical music. A lot of metadata is out there via iTunes, freedb etc but you will probably have to scan a fair bit.
Ian
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