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Question: Can this be connected to a home stereo system?
Document: I was very, very disappointed, especially since I was kind of on a deadline with the digital transfer project I was working on. The thing could not hold a steady speed at 33-1/3 rpm...right out of the box. I'm going to plug my regular stereo system, which has a real turntable, not a toy, into the AUX setting and see if that works. Caveat Emptor!
The EZ Vinyl/Tape Converter software creates songs that pop right into your iTunes after a few clicks. There is no other software on the supplied CD, so editing and erasing clicks and pops does not work here. You sort of have to guess the beginning and end. The arm does retract after playing a song and has an easy up/down switch for delicate landing at the beginning of the record. For editing, there is a free downloadable program called, "WavePad Audio Editor" (NCH Software) which shows your song on a linear graph enabling you to start and stop anywhere you wish.Some will argue that vinyl sounds better in a stereo system, which is fine, but this enables you to place all your vinyl songs on your iPod or iPhone without having to buy them.
I burned through two of these in the past month. Problems with the needle returning home by itself with the first. The second turns too slow and the music sounds like bbq queef.
I installed the software and updated the driver to match my computer and operating system. I have to downsize and this helped me save all my favorite albums.
Works great, which for all the audiophile types out there if you have high-end preconditioning gear it's all still a snap. The Ion Audio USB vinyl conversion system is just the best going, for ease of use and bang for the buck, if all you want to do is get that precious vinyl onto a Mac or PC.
We required a turntable to hear again all vinyl masterpieces stored in home. The product you provide cope our expectations. In our country, the vinyl artwork are losing. We are searching for cassette tape remastering. Unfortunately, cassette recorders and mp3 converters are not available for our country  Thank you.
Only had this thing for a few days only used it once but so far its great. yes the sound sucked at first like the needle was loose but i solved that by plugging it into the CD input jacks on the back of the stereo receiver instead of the phono input jacks. result is it sounds great. have not tried installing the software but i have another stereo that will install records onto cds without a computer so i use that. UPDATE the part about the crappy sound at first turns out to be a defect in the stereo receiver.
I'm upgrading this from the one star I gave it soon after we hooked it up.When I first hooked it up to the stereo receiver, it sounded terrible. I sent an email to Ion tech support and never heard back. On a day off from work, I was able to actually CALL tech support, which turned out to be good. I didn't have to wait to get a customer service rep; he figured out the problem in a couple of questions; and he waited while I moved the plugs around.
I wish I had bought one of these ION turntables a long time ago. This particular model also allows you to plug in via 1/8" mini stereo jack, any other sound source, such as a tape deck, old reel to reel, or whatever, and digitize those as well.No, this is not some $300 or more turntable for super audiophiles, but given what you can do with it for the price I highly recommend it. Be sure to clean your records as best as possible. This will go a long way to determining how well the final files will sound.
I bought this on a close out sale. Price was good so I took a chance. I had been thinking bout converting my vinyl to digital for years. Bought several things over the years and never followed through because they were too complicated. This turntable is super easy to use. It connects to my stereo with regular RCA connectors. (No need for a special phono input.) The sound was amazingly good for an inexpensive setup and 30 year old records.The importing software (EZ Audio Converter) is easy and transfers the music automatically into iTunes.
Answer: Yes.  Requires no phono preamp (if you remember those).