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By admin, October 21, 2009 8:57 am

Create MP3′s from your old 45′s and LP’s with a USB Turntable

Breath life back into your 45′s and LP Records with a USB Turntable

Come on – if you’re of a certain age you will have loads of treasured old records sitting somewhere gathering dust. In most cases its a investment of hundreds if not thousands of £££’s just left to languish because whilst your might have keep hold of the records you’ve long ago thrown away your record player, seperates system or “stereogram on which you played them.

The real shame of this is that for many their record collection is a link to their past, it connects with their emotions, and has the capacity to evoke some pretty strong memories of key events in your life. Ok memories that you were a fan of Punk Rock or Heavy Metal might come as a surprise to your kids but nevertheless your record collection is a real reflection of you and who you were when you were “younger” and it’d be a real shame to leave them languishing in cupboard, in the loft or under the stairs!

But all is not lost! A USB Turntable, sometimes also called a USB record player, allows you to play your old records again and more importantly by connecting the unit to your PC you can record the tracks as MP3′s. When you’ve got the tracks as MP3 then playing them back on your PC, your MP3 player, or your i-Pod is a doddle.

USB Turntables are available for around £50, a small price to pay to breath life back into your old record collection and to reignite those memories from days gone by.

USBNow stock the VEHO USB Turntable

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Phil is part of the team at USBNow. Launched in 2002 USBNow is a company that is committed to answers to people USB problems be this advice, support or products. Check us out at http://www.usbnow.co.uk

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