USB Turntable at Geeks.com for $33

[allargon]

I'm not sure how many of you desire to rip your vinyl to FLAC or lossless AAC. However, if you want an inexpensive USB turntable, check out the Vibe Sound VS-2002-SPK USB turntable at Geeks.com for $32.99 + $8 shipping (BKA $41 US).

VIBE Sound VS-2002-SPK USB Turntable/Vinyl Archiver w/Built-in Speakers - Rip Your Old Vinyl to MP3! VIBE VS-2002-SPK

 

[3db]

I'm not sure how many of you desire to rip your vinyl to FLAC or lossless AAC. However, if you want an inexpensive USB turntable, check out the Vibe Sound VS-2002-SPK USB turntable at Geeks.com for $32.99 + $8 shipping (BKA $41 US).

VIBE Sound VS-2002-SPK USB Turntable/Vinyl Archiver w/Built-in Speakers - Rip Your Old Vinyl to MP3! VIBE VS-2002-SPK

That is nothing but junk and a real good way of destroying one's valuable vinyl. I recommend you stay away from it as far as possible.

Turntables are one of the few audio components where the law of diminishing returns runs fairly high..meaning a $2 G TT WILL sound better than a $1 G table The laws of diminishing return are much lower for amps, AVRs, and loudspeakers.

 

[ahblaza]

That is nothing but junk and a real good way of destroying one's valuable vinyl. I recommend you stay away from it as far as possible.

Turntables are one of the few audio components where the law of diminishing returns runs fairly high..meaning a $2 G TT WILL sound better than a $1 G table The laws of diminishing return are much lower for amps, AVRs, and loudspeakers.

3dB, I could not agree more with that statement. I believe that table has huge ceramic cartridge capable of doing 33 and 78 rpm. That cart. will cut an album into pieces. That kind of junk should be outlawed, the less informed will be suckerd into buying that TT, what a shame.
Jeff