If i have Ez Vinyl Converter already installed can that be used or do i need to use what comes with this?
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Hi Scott yes you can. you may need to use the built in phono pre=amp to do it, but it should work, try it with the usb first
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The only way I have used this turntable has been to input from vinyl directly into iTunes on my computer (a MAC running 10.6.8) via USB - sometimes via a free download called 'EZ Vinyl Converter' and sometimes, when I wanted to do some tweeking, via Audicity (also a free download). I have been very satisfied with the turntable for that purpose. But I'm afraid I haven't tried playing directly from the turntable into an audio system. Sorry if this is no help for your situation.
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Buy the software called bartender, then print yourself using the fba sku. Also, I would recommend using thermal transfer, not direct if you are using a 200dpi printer. Make sure the media you use is extra sticky. That means you will usually have to buy 50 to 100 rolls at a time, if not through me. I sell special labels myself that are vinyl or metallic based; super sticky! Most of the amazon ebay labels are cheap Chinese labels and will fall off at the warehouse, making your inventory "damaged/unfulfillable"
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The converter was NOT included with the one I bought. Instead, it did include one disposable ink cartridge.
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I only play old vinyl records on mine. It works beautifully with a few added modern hook ups being the main difference between old player and new one.
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You would have to talk to Toontrack.....very good support----I would think so , but I only have the EZplayer pro which comes with Superior2.0
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You do not need a 'conversion' kit'. The bag holder/basket comes off and you use the same holes to mount the new hardware. I installed this kit on my 96' EZ-GO and works great. The only problem I had were the bolts for the vertical supports for the roof were too long and had to cut them. Would recoMend buying shorter bolts.
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Hello,I don't understand the question. Please be more specific.I only know about 2x converter - it is the only I have.
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Look at these two options. They are probably what you need. Hauppauge 610 USB-Live 2 Analog Video Digitizer and Video Capture DeviceAVERMEDIA C039 DVD EZMaker 7
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I use this for both older vinyl and new 180g. It cleans both better than anything I've seen. It really improves the overall playback quality. I have transferred vinyls to mp3 and couldn't tell the difference in the sound quality. Because the 180gs are thicker they may slightly pull the cleaning tabs out of the machine once your done, but will not damage your vinyls. Once I'm done cleaning the 180's I push the cleaning tabs back into the cleaner. You can't go wrong with this if you love vinyls. This was one of my best purchases. The cheaper cleaners in the stores simply don't compare.
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I have the SL-1210M5G and do a lot of vinyl transfers. First, download this free software. http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/ I use the 1/4" headphone jack on my receiver to 3.5mm pin on my PowerBook G4 mic input. If you need an RCA adapter for your soundcard, these are available and relatively inexpensive as well. Once you make the link between receiver and your computer, Audacity works pretty much like a tape recorder. With a little practice and a CD burner, you'll be ripping vinyl in no time. To convert to mp3, you'll need the Lame Encoder plugin available here. http://www.guidesandtutorials.com/audacity-lame.html For the best quality sound, I'd recommend you import the files in a uncompressed format. I use aiff 32 bit PCM and record @ 4100hz/32 bit floating point.
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I've never done it that way but Yes you should be able to. At worst you would make a track as you listen, then you could save or delete. I/ve copied most of my vinyl and burned to CD as well as having a copy on my computer. Audacity works well (free)
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I found that if one doesn't have a receiver with phono inputs, a preamp is needed for ideal sound. I have not, however, converted vinyl to CDs.
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You can convert the vinyl record to a cd but you do need a computer to do it. You can't directly do it on the record player. You would have to use the player to convert the vinyl record into mp3 files on a computer and then burn those files onto a cd using iTunes or another program.
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Hi Matt, unfortunately I have not been able to use the converter because it is not compatible with my system.
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It does not come with the unit, but there is an LP conversion kit available.
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I wouldn't even bother trying to find out why. My IcyDock EZConvert suddenly at the second insertion, started causing a dim activity light on the 3.5" removable drive bay on which it was inserted and no access at all to the drive contained in the EZConvert unit, even though all hard disks work perfectly with that bay. Probably some bad contact on the connector or something that could even endanger the drive inside the converter. I gave up on this. What a shame, it looked like a nice product.