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Audio Technica AT-LP2D LP-to-Digital Recording System
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Manufacturer: AUDIO TECHNICA
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Audio Technica AT-LP2D LP-to-Digital Recording System Features
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LP-to-digital recording system for transferring vinyl to MP3, WAV, or WMA formats
Includes stereo turntable with built-in phono pre-amp for computer connection
Plays 33-1/3 and 45 rpm speeds; audiophile-quality Dual Magnet phono cartridge
Cakewalk Pyro software removes LP's clicks and pops and minimizes hiss
Turntable measures 14.17 x 3.82 x 14.06 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty
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Additional Audio Technica AT-LP2D LP-to-Digital Recording System Information
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You may heave hemmed and hawed, remaining recalcitrant that digital music will never hold. It's here and, with the popularity of MP3 files is very much here to stay. So how can you convert your old vinyl recordings to CD, DVD, or MP3? It's easier than you think! Audio-Technica brings its legendary quality and audio fidelity to the digital realm with the creation of the new LP-to-Digital Recording System. In the box, you'll find everything you need to transfer your classic LPs to digital files: Audio-Technica's AT-PL50 stereo turntable, complete with built-in switchable phono preamp that allows direct connection to your computer; Cakewalk PYRO software; the AT6012 record care kit; an audiophile-quality phono cartridge; and an adapter cable. The system is perfect for creating CDs and MP3 player files that get your old tunes off the shelf and into your portable player. So clear your closet shelves and take your vinyl discs into the digital mode for greater appreciation where ever you go.
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What Customers Say About Audio Technica AT-LP2D LP-to-Digital Recording System:
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Turntable sounds great on my A/V system but I bought it to record my old vinyl record collection.Software is not user friendly.Cakewalk Pyro doesn't work with the laptop I intended to use. Sound card driver conflict is what the FAQ states.Audacity doesn't have all of the bells and whistle of Cakewalk but seems to be working.
I recieved my turntable yesterday and recorded two albums I haven't heard in almost 20+ years. very happy. While the instructions are about a 5, the unit itself is great. Sound quality was a great.
I have yet to use the software to convert. Work gets in the way of free time.
However, Rick at A-S immediately emailed me back twice with extremely detailed instructions. I sent emails to the online support of both Audio-Solutions and Denon and never heard from Denon. I have not tried the LP-CD, etc features yet, but I am sure if I have any problems, Rick will be just an email away. I bought this turntable to record LPs to CD and iPod, but I also wanted it to play records. I was not sure if it would connect to the Denon system I had. With his help I was able to connect my components together and play a record within minutes.
This product seems to insert a high frequency sound on top of the audio recording. While not audible to my ears, it is clearly heard by my wife and makes the recordings unlistenable.
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