Yes go back and use a computer. It works better has better editing and snap
crackle pop removal in editing software.

Brian

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"RJH" wrote in message
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I'd like to digitise a couple of LPs, and have the facility to do a few
more as and when. I'm looking to get a standalone unit as lashing up the
computer is inconvenient, plus I like the idea of having the tracks on the
device or portable media like an SD card.

Any recommendations please? I was thinking of maybe up to £200 new or
secondhand. This looks to be OK, but does more than I need:

http://www.solidstatesound.co.uk/tascam_sd-20m.htm

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"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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Yes go back and use a computer. It works better has better editing and
snap crackle pop removal in editing software.

Brian

I do transfers from shellac, vinyl,
analogue tape 38cm/s and 19cm/s and
sometimes even C cassettes!! on a daily basis,

I find a stand-alone recorder (the Tascam SS R100)
to be the best solution. Then I take the transferred
material on USB or SD card to the workstation for post.

Iain