Woot.com has the Ion Audio TTUSB USB Turntable for $55 + $5 shipping = $60 shipped. If you still have some vinyls that you want on your computer and can't find a digital version online, then this is right up your alley. [Compare]
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#1
jdumoit - Posted 7:12 am PDT 07/30/09 (148 Posts)
The math gremlin strikes again.
#2
danielfagan - Posted 7:19 am PDT 07/30/09 (326 Posts)
If the record quality is good, this is perfect for me. I have a brazillian old lps and now I can convert to mp3. Sign me up.
#3
Ghost Rider - Posted 7:24 am PDT 07/30/09 (1512 Posts)
I use a old Dual turntable + Spin-it-again and get better result than this....
#4
digh - Posted 7:27 am PDT 07/30/09 (305 Posts)
Actually $50 = $5.
#5
bradbranch - Posted 7:33 am PDT 07/30/09 (329 Posts)
If you don't have a turntable this is a easy way to transfer your old albums,
ALSO WOOT SUCKS,,, I bought quite allot of stuff at WOOT and 80% of there great deals ----"was crap". Believe me!
#6
bootstrap99 - Posted 8:12 am PDT 07/30/09 (8 Posts)
Does anyone know if this turntable accepts the Concorde style cartridges if you remove the headshell?
#7
atchan - Posted 9:42 am PDT 07/30/09 (135 Posts)
I usually check woot deals before buying also. But this time Woot was the cheapest.
http://www.google.com/products?q=ion+audio+turntable&aq=f
http://www.google.com/products?q=ion+audio+turntable&aq=f
#8
asdfsdf - Posted 10:20 am PDT 07/30/09 (200 Posts)
nice deal!
#9
superd00d3 - Posted 10:28 am PDT 07/30/09 (2475 Posts)
#3, how do you know you are getting better results? Have you tried this?
#10
mp - Posted 11:51 am PDT 07/30/09 (28 Posts)
the plural of vinyl is vinyl.
also, if you care about better sound quality, you probably would want to spend more on a turntable, but as a very budget, entry-level turntable, then this is acceptable.
also, if you care about better sound quality, you probably would want to spend more on a turntable, but as a very budget, entry-level turntable, then this is acceptable.
#11
nuisance - Posted 12:02 pm PDT 07/30/09 (10917 Posts)
#2, I've got you beat. I've got a Somalian of old LPs.
This is adequate. Nothing more, nothing less. But it's cheap.
#12
coronetblue - Posted 12:52 pm PDT 07/30/09 (512 Posts)
#2 & #11...I've got you both beat. I've got a Himalayan of old LP's. Top that!
#13
mr.ed - Posted 1:56 pm PDT 07/30/09 (1747 Posts)
You will still probably need Audacity to clean up the pops, clicks, lead-in/out groove noise, etc. Be prepared for a long afternoon. As LP's are made from headroom-limited tapes, you might not need anything more sophisticated than this puppy.
#14
deals_find - Posted 2:06 pm PDT 07/30/09 (172 Posts)
Oink
#15
dustymcc - Posted 2:58 pm PDT 07/30/09 (431 Posts)
farm animal noises are on the other site: BensBarnyard.net
#16
Ghost Rider - Posted 3:38 pm PDT 07/30/09 (1512 Posts)
#9 Yes I got one while it just came out. I have a collection of more than 1000 Lps on my shelf and I do hope it can beat my setup so I can enjoy the convenient. However I return it in 3 days since the sound quality is much worse than my old set up. It's no meaning to convert if the sound quality is not acceptable. ....
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