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Audio-Technica AT-LP2DA LP-to-Digital Recording System | 
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| Brand: Audio Technica
Category: Musical Instruments
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New (2) Used (1) from $84.99
Rating:  132 reviews
Sales Rank: 969
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 16
Dimensions (in): 21 x 7 x 16
MPN: AT-LP2DA
Model: AT-LP2DA
UPC: 410000151860
EAN: 0410000151860
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Digitally transfer and create CDs, MP3, WAV, and WMA files from LP records | | • | AT-PL50 stereo turntable features built-in switchable phono preamp--no interface needed | | • | Cakewalk PYRO Software remove clicks, pops, and crackles from noisy LPs with DeClicker | | • | Includes adapter cable and phono cartridge | | • | Note: For shipping convenience, the AT-PL50 stereo turntable is packaged inside the AT-LP2DA retail box with the Cakewalk PYRO software and kit accessories. |
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Product Description
Audio-Technica's AT-LP2DA LP To Digital Recording System has everything you need to transfer your vinyl collection to a PC or MP3 player. 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. 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. Save your files as MP3s, WMAs, or WAVs for easy transfer to your portable player. Or use the software to create full-color labels and jewel case inserts if you're burning the files to CD. Cast aluminum platter Wow & flutter - 0.25% Stereo RCA-to-stereo minijack cable Includes Cakewalk PYRO MP3 creation software Minor assembly required PC Requirements - 500MHz Intel or AMD processor (1.5GHz or better recommended), Windows 2000/XP/Me/98SE, 128MB RAM (256MB recommended), 1GB free hard drive space Dimensions(WxHxD) - 14-1/8 x 3-7/8 x 13-15/16
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| Customer Reviews: Read 127 more reviews...
 Digital Recording November 19, 2008
Dick W.
The software instructions should be more explicit. Several subtle roadblocks were encountered in trying to get the finised product,i.e.,conversion of an LP track to a CD track.Getting sound for monitoring became a case for trial and error as did saving and conversion of the project to a CD. For instance, the term "Drop Out" popped up and there was no explanation or cure available in any of the instructions or tutorials. Echo was discussed but the suggested solution was useless.
 LPs to CDs August 13, 2008
David L. Crowley (Vermont)
This turntable worked as well as you can expect. Everything about setting it up was easy but when it came time to use the enclosed software, PYRO Audio Creator and Audacity, I ran into trouble. I couldn't get either one to work and ended up using a Roxio program (which was totally up to the job). For $100 it's worth it.
a decent turntable with built-in preamp! August 7, 2008
billy (Washington, DC)
Just a note: contrary to what this product's name might suggest, this is not some sort of fancy computer-ready turntable that will interface directly with your computer. Instead, this is essentially an ordinary turntable with a built-in preamp, that also happens to packaged with all the cables, adapters, and software that you need to plug directly it into your computer's sound card for the purposes of ripping vinyl.
Full Disclosure: I have never used this product with my computer and I've never used the software that came with it. I bought this roduct because it was inexpensive and I simply use this as the turntable that is plugged into my stereo so I can listen to records, and it does that very well!
If you have a stereo that doesn't have a PHONO input, the built-in preamp will allow you to plug your record player into any AUX jack, and you won't need to turn your volume all the way up just to hear anything. If you DO have a PHONO jack (or if you have a standalone preamp), you can simply flip a switch and turn the preamp off, and it's a regular turntable.
I didn't give this 5 stars because I've noticed that, compared to my old turntable, the sound is *slightly* muddier and not as crisp. Most people wouldn't notice, but I am pretty anal. Still, I haven't rushed out to buy a new record player. This one works just fine, and I'll probably run it into the ground. If you can get it cheap, I recommend it!
 Never lose the oldies!! August 2, 2008
Dantepewter (New Orleans)
Awesome machine that turns your smoldy oldy vinyls into cd's-right on your PC AND saves your music files. Quick and inexpensive-perfect for the baby boomers who are holding onto Deep Purple and Alice Cooper vinyls!!
Great! June 11, 2008
ea (USA)
This item did exactly what I needed it to do - convert LP's to CD - easy use, great software and great price!
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