The fastest and easiest way to transfer vinyl direct to CD!
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From £ 6.95 to £ 209.90
Pack of 10 recordable blank CDs
£ 6.95
Neostar Vinyl2CD Black with spare stylus
£ 209.90
Neostar Vinyl2CD Silver with spare stylus
£ 209.90
Neostar Vinyl2CD Black
£ 199.95
Neostar Vinyl2CD Silver
£ 199.95
Steepletone SMH10 5m Extra Long Cable Stereo Headphones
£ 14.95
Additional Stylus
£ 12.95
Additional Stylus for 78s
£ 12.95
In just one machine and at the touch of a single button you can play and record vinyl and tapes direct to CD no PC needed!
Simply place your record (33.3, 45, or 78 rpm) on to the turntable or cassette into the tape player, insert a blank CD into the built-in CD burner, hit the record button and let Neostar Vinyl2CD transfer vinyl or tape to CD - listen to the CD in-car, at home, or on your computer.
You can even connect any external audio player (e.g. CD player, MP3 player/iPod etc) to Vinyl2CD using the aux-in' input connections (lead supplied) for transferring your other music collections direct to CD, or for making copies of your existing CDs!
Plus you also have the option to connect Vinyl2CD to a PC or Mac via the USB lead (supplied) for instant transfer of your recordings to your computer. Using the FREE Audacity' software supplied, your recordings are imported into iTunes.
Finally, connect Neostar Vinyl2CD to your home stereo system and use as a normal turntable/CD/tape player! Vinyl2CD can also be purchased with an additional stylus for just an extra £9.95.
Features: Supplied with a quality stylus worth £12.95 Audacity software cleans up recordings and provides full range of editing functions Belt-drive turntable with premium tonearm and cartridge 33.3, 45 and 78rpm Built in CD Burner records directly from turntable or cassette tape Built in track split feature Aux-in and line-out jacks for complete connectivity
Specifications: Belt-drive turntable with premium tonearm and cartridge 33.3, 45 and 78rpm Built in CD Burner records directly from turntable or cassette tape Built in track split feature Aux-in and line-out jacks for complete connectivity
Step 1 Place vinyl / tape on to turntable Step 2 Insert blank CD into built in CD burner Step 3 Press play and record and enjoy your new CD
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Is there a way to decrease the sensitivity of the track increment feature, so that individual tracks from older vinyl records and tapes can be transferred to CD successfully? A: Many older recordings feature a certain amount of background hiss/noise and this can affect the ability of Vinyl2CD to recognize the beginning and end of individual tracks. This problem can be solved by using the manual track increment mode (detailed on page 21 of the user manual). Alternatively, you can divide your recorded tracks by using the Audacity software provided (see page 45 of the user manual for details)
Q: Can I use Vinyl2CD to copy my existing CDs? A: Yes, by connecting your existing CD player to Vinyl2CD via the aux-in jack. Once connected and the aux-in setting has been selected, simply play your CDs on your existing player and create (burn') new CDs on Vinyl2CD.
Q: Am I able to record tracks from different records or skip recording certain tracks? A: Yes. You can do this by pressing the pause button whilst recording, moving to the next track you wish to record and then pressing play.
Q: What are the dimensions and weight? A: 43cm W x 14cm H x 37cm D, 13kgs
Q: Is there a headphone socket? A: Yes
Q: What types of CD-ROM discs should I use to record onto with my VINYL2CD player/recorder? A: Use CD-R or CD-RW discs only. We sell the CD-R type discs please call 0845 555 4444 or go online to www.technologyinthehome.com to order
Q: If I am recording tracks from a record onto a CD and wish to change the record so I can have a selection of tracks on the one CD but from two records what do I do? A: You simply start playing the vinyl record and record to CD as many tracks as you want from that first record, then press Play/Pause and the CD will suspend recording. You can then change the record to a new one, and then simply press Play/Pause again and the recording to CD will recommence as a new track on that same CD.
Q: The disc does not play back on other units. What can I do? A: Please make sure you have finalised the disc. It is important to make sure that after you press the finalise button you press Play whilst the screen says finalise. At this point it will say Busy and finalise the disc.
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