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How to record 78's to CD
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Posted on August 31, 2015 at 18:03:57 | ||
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Location: Oregon Joined: August 31, 2015 |
I am going to try to record a bunch of 78s (and some 45s) to CDs. Can anyone offer advice? I know nothing, but here is my equipment: 1. Calibre 215 Receiver (I need the manual; don't know what all the buttons do); 2. United Audio turntable with a 660 EL Stanton needle (NEEDLE:will it work on all records--78, 45, 33, or do I need something else? Where can I find another needle? ARM: there are two dials, each from 1 to 5 at the non-needle/hinge end. How do I adjust? MANUAL: I could use a manual for this and can't find one. Do you know where I can get one?) 3. Pair of JVC speakers to listen prior to recording (do I need to listen WHILE I'm recording a record for any reason?); 4. Sony Compact Disc Recorder RCD-W500C 5-CD Changer/Recorder (has 2 decks. Appears that I can connect the Calibre to the Sony to make CDs from the United Audio player. I DO have the manual on this one. Bought it new). Is there hope? Can anyone guide me? Can I offer music CDs that I've recorded in exchange for your help? They're mostly Classical, some Opera (blech!), and mostly old old blues and folk and Dust Bowl Ballads. Cool stuff. Previous post on another thread: Hi, I am new to Asylum and to dealing with electronics. It will be obvious I am sure. Can anyone tell me how to get/where to get the manual for an old '60's-'70's stereo receiver, the Calibre 215. I know it's not a high-end unit, but I think it will do the job. I checked the 'manuals online' website and nothing there. Thank you ... Redheadinator@Gmail.Com |
John R.T. Davies, posted on September 2, 2015 at 06:51:57 | |
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was renowned for his work in this area. Doing searches for him will reveal the many labels he worked for, and discussions around his work. I have several of his collections of work on the JSP label. They are among my most prized CDs. A chap called Ted Kendall learned from John (since passed away). Contacting him may give you more leads on how to go about it. Big J "... only a very few individuals understand as yet that personal salvation is a contradiction in terms." |
RE: How to record 78's to CD , posted on September 17, 2015 at 06:53:03 | |
Any time. Don't mention it. |
As I suspected! (nt), posted on September 29, 2015 at 11:53:30 | |
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