Re: [ARSCLIST] Turntable Amp. help?

[Steven Smolian <smolians@xxxxxxxxx>]

I'm afraid I can't be much help on this.  I am forewarding your inquiry to the listserv of the Association for Sound Recording Collections (ARSC). Some folks on that list should be able to fill you in.

Steve Smolian

ARSC guys,

Please include the Greefield Family in your responses.

SS

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Greenfield Family 
  To: smolians@xxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 7:19 PM
  Subject: Turntable Amp. help?


  Steve,

   

  I have a Technics SD-D2 turntable and am in the process of locating a proper needle for playing the 78's that I'd like to record onto CD's.  I have an amp that's a Radio Shack Pro Logic/Decoder/amplifier that is available and newer - but in the past I have used my old Pioneer SX 636 - but it now seems to give off some sort of electrical shock when I touch the metal on the case...so I'm a little leery of connecting it to my computer in any way.  I'd appreciate your thoughts on this if you have a moment.  And by the way - I am using the software RIPvinyl and it allows me to record the 78 at 45 rpm ( on my turntable) and then process it in such a way as to speed it up.  We'll see how successful it is!  Thanks for any help you can give me!  I have a very precious old recording of my grandmother in her "prime" singing and I have never heard it.  I have NOT played it in fear of damaging it, but if I can get this needle and then hook up the turntable, I'm hoping to get a good CD of her voice.

   

  Many thanks!

  Pam Greenfield

   

  Greenfield Family

  Solon, Ohio

   



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