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Originally Posted by Ishniknork
I've been tempted to try one of those new 'versions' but have n-e-v-e-r been a fan of anything that's been re-mastered. I had been so excited when the Beatles One CD came out but was immediately devastated by how BAD it sounded. Only listened to it once and it's been collecting dust ever since. I would much prefer straight copies of the original masters than someone else's idea of how it should sound.
My sister, nephew and I have just about every original Beatles album on vinyl. I've been thinking about getting a USB turntable and copying them to CD myself. As many albus as there are I could probably buy the turntable and blank CD's for less than I'd pay for all of the re-mastered retail versions.
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I have hooked the Yamaha turntable to the computer. Made respectable copies. Kinks, John Lee Hooker and JLH jr. My buddy has a USB turntable and has burned everything he has.
There is software now that seperates tracks etc... Also, alot of freeware is out that will .wav/etc.. to mp3 and vice versa with many quality levels. You will find an mp3 level that is indistinguishable.
www.analogx.com
CD's are adequate formats by nature. A quality mp3 can replicate the original cd levels.
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