Here's what I use.

Tape Trail

Reel to reel, cassette and other analogue tape formats.

In Reply to: RE: I'd go with option #2 posted by docw on March 25, 2012 at 15:44:16:

It's a dirt cheap Roland/Edirol UA-1A. It's not "audiophile approved", but it does a surprisingly good job. Link's below. It's dead quiet and whatever you put into it is what you get back out of it.
Just plug your Nak directly into the interface via regular RCA cables Q& you're good to go. Or, you can hook it up to the tape loop on your preamp, just like a tape deck. That latter method is how I did it.
The UA-1X is basically the same unit, by the way. Just cosmetically different. There's one on eBay for $40.
Cheers,
Bobbo :-)

Roland/Edirol UA-1A (Open in New Window)

Edits: 03/26/12

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Topic - Best way to archive my cassettes, I have a choice - oldglide 07:59:25 03/24/12 (7)

RE: Best way to archive my cassettes, I have a choice - Q-authority 02:29:56 04/05/12 (0)

Option 1 + 2 = 3 - bassbinotoko 21:41:14 03/28/12 (0)

RE: Another option - macster 06:35:36 03/26/12 (0)

Option 1 - vinyl survivor 21:37:38 03/24/12 (0)

I'd go with option #2 - soundnut 13:33:31 03/24/12 (2)

RE: I'd go with option #2 - docw 15:44:16 03/25/12 (1)

Here's what I use. - soundnut 04:55:04 03/26/12 (0)

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Here's what I use. - soundnut 04:55:04 03/26/12 (0)

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