[78-L] Sorta speaking of LP sleeves

[simmonssomer]

How about my archaic system. Direct into my excellent free-standing Sony CD 
recorder from my Dual  CS 5000, three speed turntable via a steadfastly 
glowing 45 Watt Pioneer SX 780 component stereo,  and an old Technics 
graphic equalizer. (Usually set to "flat.")
No computer need apply!
Great sound, some surface noise but who cares, it's for my own personal 
archives and a few selected pals.
Nobody's complaining. Us guys in 78-l  are essentially the only game in 
town. (albeit a very small one)

Al Simmons

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Swamp Daddy" <swampdaddy at bellsouth.net>
To: "78-L Mail List" <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2008 3:39 PM
Subject: Re: [78-L] Sorta speaking of LP sleeves


> Well, maybe the ones in Circuit City have no 78 speed; I've seen ones that 
> do with USB connections and built in preamp.   To me, this looks like it 
> may be an easy way to go on transferring 78 collections to digital format.
>
> I do it a slightly different way; I have a component stereo and an old 
> Thorens (built like a tank) turntable I keep around just for putting 78s 
> on tape.   I then transfer the tape to the computer (via a 2nd tape 
> casette deck permanently attached to the computer).   However, were I in 
> the market for new equipment I probably would get one of the USB 
> turntables.
>
> Harry
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