Cd Recorder Turntable Combo
April 5th, 2010
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CROSLEY Retro Red 33/45/78 RPM Record Player Turntable Radio CD Player COMBO |  |
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Teac GF-350 Turntable/CD Recorder/Radio 889406404939 $127.5 Teac GF-350 Turntable/CD Recorder/Radio 889406404939 |
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Teac GF-350 Turntable/CD Recorder/Radio 889406661899 $150 Teac GF-350 Turntable/CD Recorder/Radio 889406661899 |
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Turntable/Cassette/Radio/CD Recorder $316.2 - Teac turntable, cassette, CD recorder and radio- Supports CD-R/RW recording (phono to CD, tape to CD, tuner to CD, AUX to CD)- Drawer-type CD recorder- Auto/manual track increment- Rec level control and rec level indicator- Repeat (1/all), shuffle, 32-t |
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Crosley Director CD Recorder Turntable $294.95 The Crosley Director CD Recorder Turntable blends classic style with modern technology for hours of enjoyment! This beautiful turntable plays 3 speeds and features a belt driven mechanism with a diamond stylus needle for smooth listening. A CD player with programmable 20-track memory is also included. The Director allows you to easily record your vinyls to CD with the simple touch of a button - no extra wires needed! Offering several ways to listen, this record player includes a remote control, dynamic full range speakers, and a headphone jack for individual listening. Enjoy old classics and new favorites with the Crosley Director CD Recorder Turntable! |
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Crosley Memory Master II CD Recorder Turntable $499.95 Confused by converting records to CDs? Sick of old cassette tapes collecting dust in your entertainment center? The Memory Master II CD Recorder provides you with an easy way to convert both medias to CD without complicated cords, hookups, and computer knowledge. Featuring a sleek and classic design, the Memory Master II includes a front loading CD player, a turntable that plays 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM records, a cassette player, and an AM/FM radio. It's even compatible with portable audio devices. The Memory Master is compatible with Windows enabled PC and MAC and even comes with a software suite for ripping and editing audio content. You can also simply listen to your favorite records, CDs, cassettes, or AM/FM radio station. This attractive CD recorder is available in black or paprika stain would be a beautiful addition to any home decor! |
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Teac GF-350 Turntable/CD Recorder/Radio 889406404939 $150 This Teac GF-350 is an all-in-one entertainment center with a classic look that fits in with any decor. Hidden underneath the top cover of the music player is a 3-speed turntable with auto return. Not only does it allow you to play your favorite vinyl, but thanks to it's Phono to CD abilities, you can also record them for playing in your car or other CD players. The drawer-type CD recorder supports CD-R/RW recording (as well as AUX to CD for using other peripherals) and has REC level control and a REC level indicator. It also has 32-track music memory, Repeat (1/ALL), and Shuffle play during playback. If you just want to listen to the radio, the GF-350 has a rotary Analog AM/FM stereo tuner with large horizontal scale, and rotary volume control. The Teac GF-350 also features built-in stereo speakers on the sides, an LCD display with backlight, headphone jack, and a remote control for easy operation. CD Recorder Section: Supports CD-R/RW recording (Phono to CD, AUX to CD) Drawer-type CD recorder Auto/Manual track increment REC level control and REC level indicator 32-track music memory Repeat (1/ALL), Shuffle play Turntable Section: 3-speed turntable (33-1/3, 45, 78 rpm) Auto return Amplifier/Tuner Section: Rotary Analog AM/FM Stereo Tuner with large horizontal scale Rotary volume control Stereo speakers (built-in) LCD display with backlight Headphone jack Remote control Audio input: x 1 |
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Teac GF-350 Turntable/CD Recorder/Radio 889406661899 $150 This Teac GF-350 is an all-in-one entertainment center with a classic look that fits in with any decor. Hidden underneath the top cover of the music player is a 3-speed turntable with auto return. Not only does it allow you to play your favorite vinyl, but thanks to it's Phono to CD abilities, you can also record them for playing in your car or other CD players. The drawer-type CD recorder supports CD-R/RW recording (as well as AUX to CD for using other peripherals) and has REC level control and a REC level indicator. It also has 32-track music memory, Repeat (1/ALL), and Shuffle play during playback. If you just want to listen to the radio, the GF-350 has a rotary Analog AM/FM stereo tuner with large horizontal scale, and rotary volume control. The Teac GF-350 also features built-in stereo speakers on the sides, an LCD display with backlight, headphone jack, and a remote control for easy operation. CD Recorder Section: Supports CD-R/RW recording (Phono to CD, AUX to CD) Drawer-type CD recorder Auto/Manual track increment REC level control and REC level indicator 32-track music memory Repeat (1/ALL), Shuffle play Turntable Section: 3-speed turntable (33-1/3, 45, 78 rpm) Auto return Amplifier/Tuner Section: Rotary Analog AM/FM Stereo Tuner with large horizontal scale Rotary volume control Stereo speakers (built-in) LCD display with backlight Headphone jack Remote control Audio input: x 1 |
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Crosley Director CD Recorder Turntable with Cassette Player $370.95 The Crosley Director CD Recorder Turntable puts you in charge of entertainment! Offering a classic way to enjoy all of your modern media, the Director records all of your records and cassettes onto a CD with the simple push of a button. There's no need for messy and complicated wires or technical expertise! Featuring a sleek and classy design, the Director supports 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM as well as 7'', 10'', and 12'' records. You can even play cassettes, CD's, CD-R/RW discs, MP3 and WAV files, or listen to the AM/FM radio. Modern conveniences include a full function remote control, dynamic full range stereo speakers, a headphone jack, and an LCD display to add to your listening experience. The Director is available in an oak or cherry stain and is a beautiful addition to any home decor! |
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TEAC ADRW900 CD and Cassette Recorder $499.99 The TEAC ADRW900 CD and Cassette Recorder combines a CD-Recorder, Cassette Deck and two USB Ports all in one unit / Record from your phono/turntable / Record or play MP3. |
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Used Teac Gf-350 Turntable/Cd Recorder/Radio 889406404939 $150 This Teac GF-350 is an all-in-one entertainment center with a classic look that fits in with any decor. Hidden underneath the top cover of the music player is a 3-speed turntable with auto return. Not only does it allow you to play your favorite vinyl, but thanks to it's Phono to CD abilities, you can also record them for playing in your car or other CD players. The drawer-type CD recorder supports CD-R/RW recording (as well as AUX to CD for using other peripherals) and has REC level control and a REC level indicator. It also has 32-track music memory, Repeat (1/ALL), and Shuffle play during playback. If you just want to listen to the radio, the GF-350 has a rotary Analog AM/FM stereo tuner with large horizontal scale, and rotary volume control. The Teac GF-350 also features built-in stereo speakers on the sides, an LCD display with backlight, headphone jack, and a remote control for easy operation. CD Recorder Section: Supports CD-R/RW recording (Phono to CD, AUX to CD) Drawer-type CD recorder Auto/Manual track increment REC level control and REC level indicator 32-track music memory Repeat (1/ALL), Shuffle play Turntable Section: 3-speed turntable (33-1/3, 45, 78 rpm) Auto return Amplifier/Tuner Section: Rotary Analog AM/FM Stereo Tuner with large horizontal scale Rotary volume control Stereo speakers (built-in) LCD display with backlight Headphone jack Remote control Audio input: x 1 |
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Used Teac Gf-350 Turntable/Cd Recorder/Radio 889406661899 $150 This Teac GF-350 is an all-in-one entertainment center with a classic look that fits in with any decor. Hidden underneath the top cover of the music player is a 3-speed turntable with auto return. Not only does it allow you to play your favorite vinyl, but thanks to it's Phono to CD abilities, you can also record them for playing in your car or other CD players. The drawer-type CD recorder supports CD-R/RW recording (as well as AUX to CD for using other peripherals) and has REC level control and a REC level indicator. It also has 32-track music memory, Repeat (1/ALL), and Shuffle play during playback. If you just want to listen to the radio, the GF-350 has a rotary Analog AM/FM stereo tuner with large horizontal scale, and rotary volume control. The Teac GF-350 also features built-in stereo speakers on the sides, an LCD display with backlight, headphone jack, and a remote control for easy operation. CD Recorder Section: Supports CD-R/RW recording (Phono to CD, AUX to CD) Drawer-type CD recorder Auto/Manual track increment REC level control and REC level indicator 32-track music memory Repeat (1/ALL), Shuffle play Turntable Section: 3-speed turntable (33-1/3, 45, 78 rpm) Auto return Amplifier/Tuner Section: Rotary Analog AM/FM Stereo Tuner with large horizontal scale Rotary volume control Stereo speakers (built-in) LCD display with backlight Headphone jack Remote control Audio input: x 1 |
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ION CD Direct Conversion Turntable with CD Recorder and Speakers $279.99 With ION CD Direct Conversion Turntable you have the ability to make all of your vinyl records into convenient, portable CDs and MP3s. CD Direct makes converting all of your records quick and easy, featuring a belt-driven turntable that plays records at 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM speeds. It also transfers music from your vinyl records directly to a CD using its built-in CD burner. ION CD Direct Conversion Turntable Features Turn your vinyl records into CDs, no computer needed Connect to your PC or Mac and make your records into MP3s Built-in speakers allow you to listen to your CDs and vinyl records Plays 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM speeds to accommodate your entire record collection EZ Vinyl Converter software and USB cable included Burns audio CDs only If you prefer MP3s, CD Direct has that covered too. Included EZ Vinyl Converter software enables you to easily convert your vinyl records into MP3s for use on your iPod or other MP3 players. CD Direct connects directly to your computer via one simple USB cable for quick LP audio transfer and conversion. Plus, CD Direct has built-in speakers, so you can use it as a tabletop player for all your records and CDs. CD Direct is all you need to convert your vinyl albums into digital formats. ION CD Direct Conversion Turntable Includes: CD Direct Quickstart Guide User Manual USB Cable Software CD |
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Spectra 3-Speed Turntable with 2 CD Player/. Each $263.12 Manufacturer: Spectra. Each. 3-Speed stereo belt drive turntable 33/45/78 RPM Front loading CD player Front loading CD player/recorder CD-R/RW compatible Repeat 1 or all Skip/search forward and back Random play Programmable memory Record level control Mul |
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Crosley Memory Master II CD Recorder Turntable - Paprika $399.99 Reminisce about years gone by while also nodding to modern technology with this CD recorder that allows you to easily transform your collection of vinyl records and cassettes into CDs. Listen to your favorite radio stations via the built-in AM/FM radio. |
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Crosley Memory Master II CD Recorder Turntable - Black $399.99 Reminisce about years gone by while also nodding to modern technology with this CD recorder that allows you to easily transform your collection of vinyl records and cassettes into CDs. Listen to your favorite radio stations via the built-in AM/FM radio. |
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Tascam CC222SLmkII CD and Cassette Recorder $599.95 TASCAM's most popular combination CD/Cassette recorder, the CC-222SLmkII, now supports a more robust slot loading CD transport with adjustable pitch control. The CC-222SLmkII includes a RIAA phono input which allows direct recording from a turntable; a feature which sets the CC-222SLmkII above all the rest. |
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Director CD/Turntable/Radio/PA Paprika $399.95 Preserve and enjoy all your favorite tunes from your vinyl record collection! The Director Entertainment Center CD Recorder houses a turntable, CD recorder, cassette deck and AM/FM radio and allows you to record your 33, 45 and even 78 records directly to CD. It features an LCD display, 2 enclosed stereo speakers, headphone jack and a plug for your portable audio device or MP3 player. Made of a hardwood veneer with mahogany finish, it measures 18½" x 10" x 15" and weighs 21lbs. No rush or express shipping. ($10.00 additional shipping) |
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Jensen 3-Speed Stereo Turntable with AM/FM Stereo Radio (Silver)
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Pyle Home PTCDS2UI AM/FM Radio/CD/Cassette/USB Classic Turntable with iPod Dock
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Jensen JTA-460 3-Speed Stereo Turntable with MP3 Encoding System and AM/FM Stereo Radio (Black)
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PIONEER REMOTE AVHP5700 N3 N2 N1 D2 D1
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Cassette to CD and MP3
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Recording at Home Using a Computer or Hard Disc Recorder
Probably the first thing you want to think about before you start spending any money on getting a home recording facility together is, why do I want to record at home?
You probably already know the reason, but the clearer you are about this the better your results will be.
Do you want to just pick up your guitar on a whim and record the latest idea that's passing by? Do you intend to record an album in its entirety at home and release it? Do you want to make podcasts to broadcast on the web? Do you want to 'flesh out' your musical ideas to get an idea of how the final product might sound. All are valid reasons for having your own home recording setup. Each one also suggests a particular amount of money you will need to spend to get the result you desire, and the amount of effort you need to expend making it happen.
What you will need.
From a basic standpoint you will need some way to record your performance or ideas - this could be into a Personal Computer[PC] or mac or onto a stand alone recorder. You'll also need someway of getting the performance into the recording medium - whether that be via microphone or a piano keyboard. You will also need to find some way to 'deliver' your product - via mp3 mix/cd or podcast. All factors to consider as you set up you home studio.
What is best; Computer recording or stand alone?
I will confess that in my opinion and experience, the simplest and most effective way to record anything at home is with a stand alone recorder. Several years ago I recorded an entire album using Fostex DMT8, 8 tracks to do the lot- including backing vocals guitars and eveything. To those of you unfamiliar with what I mean by stand alone recorder then have a look at units from Fostex, Yamaha, Roland and others. In general they have a built in hard drive or media card which records data that you produce as a result of recording yourself. This can be as simple as engaging a 'record' button and playing or singing. There's no fuss involved with this. Some of them also allow you to burn a CD at the end of the process so you can amaze your friends! There can be disadvantages as I will discuss later, but depending on your final aims as discussed earlier, you will make allowances for any shortcomings.
Recording onto a pc or Mac takes us into a more complex word, so if you're not computer savy, or prepared to enagage in a long and sometimes frustrating journey I'd go with the stand alone unit.
Why is it more difficult to record into a PC?
Recoding into a PC has a minimum of 3 steps:
Input device-microphone/keyboard/turntable
Sound card-converts your 'real world' sound into computer language.
Recording software-does the job of 'capturing' your performance.
Once you have got your recording chain set up then it 'can' be as easy as using a stand alone unit, but to get to that point you have to deal with a number of factors-the #1 bugbear of most home computer recording nuts is a friendly tike called 'latency' .
Latency: ' something that is revealed later'.
For those not in the know, latency can be compared to hearing your voice echoing back from a canyon, heloooo-hellllllloooo. There is a gap between when you yell and when you hear your voice returned. If you plug in a microphone and set up your recording software and say the ubiquitous 'hello' you will get a similar effect!
Unless you invest in a super high end recording system such as 'Pro Tools HD', then this is something you need to work with as a home computer recording afficionado.
The reason we encounter latency is that the computer needs time to convert the analogue [physcal sounds via electrcity] into digital data; ones and noughts. With a good sound card this can take between 7 and 15 milliseconds [ yep that's 15 thousandenths of a second] and then about the same number of milliseconds to convert it from a digital signal back into an electrical analogue sytem that we can usefully use to hear the sound coming out of the computer. Bare in mind that our ear 'notices' a sound as an echo at around the 50 millisecond mark [ more on this later] - so if we have a sound card with 25millisecond [ms] input delay and 25 ms output delay then our ear wil perceive it as an echo- not much good to play along with as we will be out of time.
That's pretty useless you might shriek, so how do people manage to do all this computer recording stuff at home? A-ha. Those clever people who make sound cards m-audio, Presonus, Yamaha etc have done something very clever, they instigated a process called 'direct monitoring'.
Direct monitoring allows us to hear the incoming sound at its source- straight after you have plugged it in- instead of through the computer where you will pick up a substantive delay. You can still listen 'though the computer' if you choose, but in my experience it's pretty distracting especially with large latency times. The other thing that your clever software program/soundcard combo will do is to record your new track in time with the others by making allowances for the current latency times.
In summary; For ease of use and less technology hassles get a stand alone hard disk recorder. For more complex productions consider getting a computer/soundcard/software combo, but be prepared for a sharp learning curve.
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