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In Reply to: recording from vinyl to CD posted by sanman on March 28, 2006 at 09:06:37:
Are your phono outputs direct from the cartridge? If so you will need an RIAA converter, ie a phono preamp to correct the frequency curve and boost the tiny signal.But you already have one of those in your receiver! So just take a connection from the tape output of you receiver and use that.
Music is NOT recorded onto a CD, digital data is. In this case it is then interpreted as music after DtoA coversion.
Although some blank disks may be sold as "audio Cds", I don't think the recorder laser or the CD itself are let into the secret that it is "music" coming down the pipe!
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- More info needed. - clifff 13:08:40 03/28/06 (0)
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