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Guillermo

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Topic: TEAC Christmas for Grandpa
Posted: December 03 2006 at 16:56

Thanks for the link.

Avatar: Photo of Solar Eclipse, Mexico City, July 1991. A great experience to see. Maybe once in a lifetime.

progismylife View Drop Down

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Posted: December 03 2006 at 16:29

Wow! That title is really funny because my grandpa does that for me because he buys records by the thousands. Literally. Except he makes mp3 format discs instead.

Rando

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Posted: December 03 2006 at 16:28

Wow! TEAC! I haven't seen that name in a long time!
Sort of risking giving away our age, here!

Yeah, great idea. I've been using my PC for that. Microsoft Plus Superpack for Windows which has an "Analog Recorder" feature which enables you to record from vinyl, cassette, or reel-to-reel onto your PC then to CD. But there are some things about it i'm not satisfied with.

I'll definitely check out the TEAC! Thanks for the link!

- Music is Life, that's why our hearts have beats -

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Posted: December 02 2006 at 20:49

*Salivates*

...that's beautiful. Smile

Excellent idea, that is.

DallasBryan View Drop Down

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Posted: December 02 2006 at 20:10

are you an ancient fossil with an old record collection?

Finally, a way to record from vinyl to CD that doesn't require a computer or an engineering degree.
With the TEAC GF-350, you simply load a blank CD, put on your album, press "Record", lower the tone arm, and press "Play"...it's virtually that simple!
You can record the entire album or just selected tracks to make your own unique compilation discs.
Monitor your recording through the built-in amplifier and stereo speakers, or the front-panel headphone jack.
The GF-350 also has pro-style features like automatic or manual track increment options, recording level control, and an auxiliary audio input for recording from external sources.
This is the system you've been waiting for!

It's a Complete Entertainment System:

Semi-automatic (33/45/78 RPM) turntable

Built-in CD recorder/player (CD-R/RW)

Built-in AM/FM tuner, amplifier, stereo speakers

Handsome black woodgrain cabinet

Remote Control

For more information the following link will open a new window. Teac GF-350

Edited by DallasBryan - December 02 2006 at 20:11

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Guillermo Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Prog Reviewer Joined: November 28 2004 Location: Mexico Status: Offline Points: 814	Topic: TEAC Christmas for Grandpa Posted: December 03 2006 at 16:56
	Thanks for the link.
	Avatar: Photo of Solar Eclipse, Mexico City, July 1991. A great experience to see. Maybe once in a lifetime.

progismylife Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: October 19 2006 Location: ibreathehelium Status: Offline Points: 15535	Posted: December 03 2006 at 16:29
	Wow! That title is really funny because my grandpa does that for me because he buys records by the thousands. Literally. Except he makes mp3 format discs instead.

Rando Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: April 08 2006 Location: Bay Area Status: Offline Points: 472	Posted: December 03 2006 at 16:28
	Wow! TEAC! I haven't seen that name in a long time! Sort of risking giving away our age, here! Yeah, great idea. I've been using my PC for that. Microsoft Plus Superpack for Windows which has an "Analog Recorder" feature which enables you to record from vinyl, cassette, or reel-to-reel onto your PC then to CD. But there are some things about it i'm not satisfied with. I'll definitely check out the TEAC! Thanks for the link!
	- Music is Life, that's why our hearts have beats -

ResidentAlien Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: January 17 2006 Status: Offline Points: 441	Posted: December 02 2006 at 20:49
	Salivates ...that's beautiful. Excellent idea, that is.

DallasBryan Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: November 23 2004 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 3323	Posted: December 02 2006 at 20:10
	are you an ancient fossil with an old record collection? Finally, a way to record from vinyl to CD that doesn't require a computer or an engineering degree. With the TEAC GF-350, you simply load a blank CD, put on your album, press "Record", lower the tone arm, and press "Play"...it's virtually that simple! You can record the entire album or just selected tracks to make your own unique compilation discs. Monitor your recording through the built-in amplifier and stereo speakers, or the front-panel headphone jack. The GF-350 also has pro-style features like automatic or manual track increment options, recording level control, and an auxiliary audio input for recording from external sources. This is the system you've been waiting for! It's a Complete Entertainment System: Semi-automatic (33/45/78 RPM) turntable Built-in CD recorder/player (CD-R/RW) Built-in AM/FM tuner, amplifier, stereo speakers Handsome black woodgrain cabinet Remote Control For more information the following link will open a new window. Teac GF-350 Edited by DallasBryan - December 02 2006 at 20:11