Hardware help for recording my vinyl |
Hardware help for recording my vinyl |
Sep 19 2010, 09:29
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I am about to convert my vinyl collection to digital. Before I start converting several 1000 records I wanted to make sure I had the best setup for it, within a reasonable budget. Could anyone help with a few pointers please
Setup: Technics 1210 Mk2 with Ortofon Arktiv stylus An old Sony STR DE-875 AMP (Acting as preamp) Windows 7 using Sound Forge 10 Creative Titanium Internal PCI card Amp is connected to the PC via line in Recordings will be at 48000 Hz 24bit What I want: A high / good quality preamp setup to replace the Sony AMP - If I can connect to the digital input of the creative sound card that would be great. External connectivity for the 1210 phono output, as near the back of my PC are tons of cables and my high end gaming GFX card which all give off EM etc. Complete solution for under £100 I dont mind if I have to get a dedicated sound card for the recording - I would prefere external ones to reduce EM from my PC. I have firewire and USB connectivity if I need it. If anyone can suggest a better way to do the setup please let me know Thanks in advance |
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Juha Here are couple suggestions which has the phono pr... Sep 19 2010, 11:14
DonP QUOTE (Juha @ Sep 19 2010, 06:14) Here ar... Sep 19 2010, 12:31
Paul Sanders Have you tried making a recording with your curren... Sep 19 2010, 14:33
Teddox Thanks for the links Juha - the ESI looked good - ... Sep 19 2010, 21:52![]() ![]() |
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