Make Life Easier - use a USB Phono Preamp

To make life easier you could use a USB Phono Preamp. Using a USB Preamp is more convenient than a standard analogue preamp, and has several advantages over a USB turntable. Apart from how easy a USB phono preamp makes the job of transferring LP and Cassette to your PC, an external USB preamp integrates it’s own sound card within the preamp which is designed to cope with the demanding task associated with large audio files and restoring audio. Many budget computers will be using ‘on board’ sound, which is part of the motherboard and wouldn’t necessarily be up to the job of trouble free audio restoration and editing.

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USB Phono Preamp

Phono Plus USB Phono Preamp

The USB PhonoPlus V2 is an ideal low cost interface solution for transferring any analog or digital audio source via USB. The ART USB Phono Plus phono preamp acts as an interface between your computer and a wide variety of analog and digital sources. The analog inputs are switchable between Phono and Line level signals and a low cut filter removes rumble and wind noise.

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Phono Plus USB Phono Preamp

ART USB Phono Plus

To bring the worlds of vinyl and computer audio closer together, ART have come up with a cost-effective phono preamplifier with built-in RIAA equalisation and a preamp stage for magnetic pickup cartridges. They have added a USB audio interface, headphone monitor amplifier and S/PDIF digital I/O, and there’s also a stereo line output prior to the USB interface. 

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 ART USB Phono Plus - Connect Your Analogues To Your Digitals

ART USB Phono Plus. Phono preamp and USB interface gives you the perfect way to connect old stuff like turntables or cassette decks to the computer to digitise your attic chattels. Powered from an external AC adapter or from the USB port, and look, it’s got a lovely friendly knob on it. For twiddling and stuff.  $99.00.

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ART USB Phono Plus - Connect Your Analogues To Your Digitals