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Question: Will this Alesis phono link work on my windows 7       ???
Document: And it sounds better too. I actually erased the recordings I made through the Alesis and re-did them through the Behringer - despite the hours of work it cost me to do so. The difference was THAT big.
I could not get this to work on my Mac OSX 10.6.6. The instructions are vague and there is no support available on the Alesis website. The downloadable recording interface they offer in the quick start guide is nowhere to be found on their website.
The switch that changes from line-level to phono level didn't seem too sturdy to me. And I was not impressed with the strain relief on the USB cable. The unit's case seemed sturdy enough to survive being stepped on, however, in case you were thinking of stepping on it. I ended up returning it to Amazon.I do NOT work for Behringer (in fact, I am a self-employed Irish musician). But I now own the similar Behringer product and am very happy with it.
I needed a means of transferring my LPs to digital format, and this product works fine for that. I do have a preamp for the phono inputs that I had used previously, and the output from the preamp goes into the PhonoLink cable and into a USB port on the computer. The only wrinkle is that I did need to get some software to handle the recording, and the information provided with the product was out of date.
Did not work on my computer. Manufacturer unable to help
This didn't work as described. When I plugged it in,......nothing happened. Couldn't get it too work. Sent it back, they returned my money.
The quality of the recording seems very poor, songs run into each other and very inconsistent with the location it sends the music to. Sometimes it works and other times it doesn't work at all.
You have to set up your computer to input the USB and simultaneously play through your soundcard into speakers. That worked fine with Audacity, but not with other recording programs inside my XP S3 Dell. Your mileage may vary. (On the other hand, you may not want audio speakers booming near your turntable, feeding back through your cartridge. Don't you wish there was a headphone jack like on the similar Behringer product? Sorry!
Used the item to transfer vinyl records to iTunes., as well as tapes and cd's. my computer immediately recognized the hardware and I was able to use it right away. Great product.
This the best tool you can use when you need to use your computer to the tv or any other equipment. dee dee aka rodman
Answer: I have one for converting records to mp3 through my pc with windows 7 and it works fine.