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I have quite a few LP digitized with the help of a pro Korg MR 1000 DSD and 5.6 MHz double DSD disc recorder.

I do the recordings using the 5.6 MHz DSD 1 bit sampling, which is archived. Then the DSDIFF file is converted to 176.4 kHz using the Audio Gate software of the Korg. If I want CDs then I used the Wave Editor software on my Mac which has the famous 64 bit Izotope resampling/dithering algorithm, to convert the 176.4k files to 44.1k/16 bit. Sounds wonderful.

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