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Trust Hammacher Schlemmer to take that USB turntable for converting your vinyl to mp3s (which has been doing the rounds recently, despite SlashGear covering it last August) and knock it into a cocked hat.  “You don’t need a PC” they cry, luxury voices dripping with derision, “all you need is our retro-styled LP-to-CD Recorder.”  And I suppose, in the correct (read:hideous) surroundings it would blend in.  Capable of playing 33s, 45s and 78s, you can easily burn an entire record to CD or – making judicious use of the pause-record feature – make compilations from multiple vinyl (or just put both sides onto one disc).

LP to CD Recorder

With an AM/FM radio for those times you can’t be bothered playing DJ – oh, and with a remote control – now the PC-phobic can enjoy their old records in the car too.  It’s a wonderfully egalitarian society we live in, isn’t it, although in this case equality costs $399.95.

LP to CD Recorder

LP-to-CD Recorder [Hammacher Schlemmer]

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4 Responses to “Retro Record Player burns your LPs”

  1. Ronnie November 29, 2006

    I’ve never seen such a trash stuff -_ -;;

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  2. Chris Davies November 29, 2006

    I don’t know, there are some pretty crappy products out there. But I agree that this is a POS.

    [quote comment="9915"]I’ve never seen such a trash stuff -_ -;;[/quote]

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  3. ADY September 3, 2008

    MONEY….COST?

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  4. Wilfred Høsteland September 18, 2008

    hello;

    Record-to-CD units are of very interess to me. Do the machine also clean up the old records for crackling/noise before burning to CD?

    Do you send to Norway ? Do you take VISA ? Would it be possible to have it for Norwegian/European 220 v 50 cycles ?

    Grateful for more informations!

    Thanks!

    Regards

    Wilfred Høsteland

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