Exotic Vinyl - General Tiki

L Luki Member Chicago area Joined: Mar 01, 2003 Posts: 151	L Luki Posted posted on Wed, Mar 5, 2003 12:45 AM The best successes I've had transferring vinyl to MP3 (or any other format) is by going directly out of the turntable into an MD recorder. Since turntables don't have amplified outputs, there's no problem with overloading the input circuitry on the MD recorder. I have an MD changer in my car, so I don't convert MDs to MP3 too often, but it's pretty easy to do using one of Sony's Net.MD players. Some folks complain about this method because of double compression (once to ATRAC and then another to MP3) but seeing as how I'm not a member of any canine family (as far as I know), my hearing isn't sharp enough to tell the difference...it always sounds great to me! A6

The best successes I've had transferring vinyl to MP3 (or any other format) is by going directly out of the turntable into an MD recorder.

Since turntables don't have amplified outputs, there's no problem with overloading the input circuitry on the MD recorder.

I have an MD changer in my car, so I don't convert MDs to MP3 too often, but it's pretty easy to do using one of Sony's Net.MD players.

Some folks complain about this method because of double compression (once to ATRAC and then another to MP3) but seeing as how I'm not a member of any canine family (as far as I know), my hearing isn't sharp enough to tell the difference...it always sounds great to me!

Post #25313 by Luki on Wed, Mar 5, 2003 12:45 AM