This USB turntable is being touted as the first ever of its kind to let you instantly convert your vinyl to CD or MP3 with included recording software (no special drivers required). Basically ...

Use the included USB cable to connect your PC or Mac and create digital recordings of your whole vinyl collection. As unique and special as it can feel to put on a record, vinyl isn’t exactly ...

LP 2 FLASH captures the user's vinyl records directly onto an SD card, USB thumb drive or USB hard drive, with no computer required. Users simply connect their USB device to the port on LP 2 FLASH ...

But, vinyl has one drawback: it’s the least portable music format available, which means you can only listen to your LPs at home. The best compromise is to get a USB turntable, which can be ...

Denon’s DP-450USB delivers great sound and an easy way to digitize your vinyl—but you’ll want to find a better software solution than what comes bundled with it. If the USB in this Denon ...

A USB turntable works like most other turntables — it hooks up to your existing hi-fi system and plays your vinyl records — but it has the added functionality of allowing you to digitize what you’re ...

Verdict A serious DJ deck that can also be used to transfer your vinyl to PC (as with all the turntables featured, you'll need to copy to PC before transferring to an MP3 player). Its features ...

From USB turntables and digital audio converters ... There are several ways to digitize your vinyl, but they depend on having a few key pieces of equipment. First, and obviously, you'll need ...

Ideal for MIDI systems and USB soundcards, the new VIA Vinyl Envy VT1730 USB 2.0 Audio Controller brings studio-level performance to the home audio enthusiast Taipei, Taiwan, January 14 ...

The Vinyl Recorder is a free-to-download app that records your albums to 16bit/48kHz FLAC files. Much like the desktop software provided with USB turntables, the process simply involves connecting a ...

Today’s turntables (or record players) are arguably more varied today than they were during vinyl’s ‘70s heyday, from high-quality purist models to more all-in-one designs all vying for your attention ...