Best way to copy LPs to CD???

[Marty Troum]

How can I best copy my LP collection to CD?
Thanks for the help

[ScottW]

"Marty Troum" > wrote in message
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> How can I best copy my LP collection to CD?
> Thanks for the help

Only 17,600,000 hits on Recording albums to CD
on google.

Here's one.

http://96trees.com/recording/

ScottW

[Arny Krueger]

"Marty Troum" > wrote in message


> How can I best copy my LP collection to CD?
> Thanks for the help

The 2 classic sites:

http://www.delback.co.uk/lp-cdr.htm

http://www.a-reny.com/iexplorer/restauration.html

[Walt]

Marty Troum wrote:

> How can I best copy my LP collection to CD?

Depends on what you mean by "best". For the best sound quality, you
are most likepy to get that by purchasing a commericially manufactured
CD reissue - if they've done it right it'll be at least four
generations closer to the master tape than your disc. And if you value
your time at more than $15US/hr, it's cheaper too.

Of course, this won't help if you've got rare out of print stuff.

For that (or if you're just looking to do it yourself cause you like
mucking about with audio gear), there are two basic approaches: stand
alone burner that you plug into your hifi and use like a tape deck, or
a computer with a CD burner.

// Walt

[Clyde Slick]

"Walt" > wrote in message
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> Marty Troum wrote:
>
>> How can I best copy my LP collection to CD?
>
> And if you value your time at more than $15US/hr, it's cheaper too.
>


Remember, we are talking Arny here.
Being retired, and now forsaking his
religion, he has lots of valueless time on his hands.



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