Catching up with some old messages.

A week ago today, Nardo wrote:

> As I was a student of Paul Doktor, I have a number of his recordings
> on LPs. I've never found them remastered on CDs. Does anyone know if
> they actually exist on CD? It sure would be great to get a copy of
> the Brahms sonatas on CD.
>


I have a digital turntable, which can play LPs (or 45s and
even 78s) and simultaneously suck the contents into my computer as a
digital file, which can then be burned to a CD, or loaded onto an
iPod, etc.

Easy to use, and good results-- the only catch is that the digital
file accurately catches all the hisses, scratches and pops along with
the music...

If you're trusting enough to send me your LP I'll happily send it
back with a CD version. Or, if you have a lot of treasured LPs which
you'd like to have on CD, you might want to consider buying a digital
turntable yourself.

More info here:
http://www.ionaudio.com/store/index.php
Mine is TTUSB10, but TTUSB05, at half the price, might do just as well.

Cheers! Ch.S.







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