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Question: What type of USB is best to record old LPs?
Document: One of the best of the market...........  Just as advertised, sounds great, records to USB, or straight to CD. Would recommend this product to anyone looking to record vinyl to CD...........
The old fashion design was what made me take the decision to buy it while I was hesitating. The stereo sound is clean and perfect. Being able to record the disc into USB or CD is very useful and a plus that I didn't realize until I got the item was that it has a Radio!Shipping package was good, and assembling is easy.
I chose this because of the vintage look. My 15 year old had really never seen one so I wanted to find one with historic type appeal. So far, it has been great. I love the sound of the vinyl playing through the speakers. We did have one incidence where the CD player froze up and we has to unplug the machine to get it to work again but besides that we love it
This is exactly what we have been searching for to listen to the old records. I have not place with the USB feature but everything works perfectly! !
I haven't played with the USB capabilities at all and probably won't for a while. But I honestly bought it for the retro look and the record player. I love it!
The record feature is fairly simple. I have a MacBook and once I plugged my USB drive in and clicked on the song, it went straight to iTunes. The hardest part of recording is getting the timing right. It does not start for you. You have to set the stylus down at a good time to avoid having a blank spot on your recording or hitting part of the previous song.
I have 78's 33 1/3 and 45's all work well I recorded a 1908 Irish record to the USB fob for my Son to use on air ,At New Years we played the 45's and danced like it was 1965 again what fun . and the CD works very well  I was suprized at how nice the wood cabinet is
I'm a musician with a piano and brass studio, and an extensive collection of vinyl, cds, and mp3s. I find the Electrohome Wellington 4-1 player/recorder to be completely delightful! The wooden case is a beautiful addition to my studio, and the retro styling makes it a conversation piece among my students and visitors. Being able to record vinyl records and cds onto a portable USB flash drive is amazingly convenient.
I tried to cancel this order less than 12 hours after ordering. My request was turned down. I've had other problems with Amazon recently so rather than going through the hassle again I choose to honor my purchase. Once I got it, I noticed the picture was different then the actual item. First, there was no USB port on the picture. Second there was no description in the manual. No mention on how to use it regarding the record function. I know absolutely nothing about USB's or what there're for.
This was a Christmas present for my grandson. He collects old vinyl records and only had a small plastic record player.This one went with their home decor and added an interesting accent.He really liked it.
Answer: USB's are not like the old cassette used to be with metal, high bias, etc. Quality of sound does not vary from one to the other. Speed and storage capacity are the differentiating factors in choosing a thumb drive to record your music onto. And as you would expect the  the more storage capacity, the higher the cost.