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The T.55 USB is a great all-around belt drive turntable that also features USB and S/PDIF outputs so you can easily use the deck to transfer the music on your vinyl records onto your PC or Mac to create music files for use with CDs or mp3 players such as iPod. To make things even simpler, we've included the software you can use to transfer and edit the music files, so you can remove any pops and clicks that are common when playing vinyls. The T.55 USB also comes with the professional Stanton 500.v3 cartridge for ideal sound quality and perfect compatibility. Not just a tool for vinyl transfer, this deck is also a perfect fit for the novice or intermediate level DJ.
Features:
- Easy to Operate Belt-Drive Turntable with Professional Features
- USB Output for Easily Transferring Music from Vinyl Records to Your Mac or PC or For Use with DVS Systems
- Includes Software for Transferring and Editing Music Files
- Includes Audiophile-quality Stanton 500.v3 Cartridge
- Straight Tone Arm Improves Tracking for Scratching
- 2 Playback Speeds (33 or 45 RPM)
- 2 Start/Stop Switches for Mix or Battle Setup
- RCA Stereo Outputs
- Manual Pitch Control Fader (+/- 10% Adjustment)
- Accessories include RCA Cables, Slip Mat, and Dust Cover
- Includes Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE music and sound editing software
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Pros
- Clear tutorials
- Consistent
- Durable Hardware
- Excellent Sound
- Versatile
Cons
- Difficult To Use
Best Uses
- Amateur Recording
- Digitization
Comments about Stanton T-55 USB Belt Drive USB Digital Turntbable:
Successful 3 weeks of ownership. Excellent hardware workmanship. Simple assembly. Easy SW installation. Useful tutorials to get started. Unclear advice for USB LP transfer settings (connect stereo cables or not, which position for toggle switch, any advice if real-time capture and listen creates echos, best advice to bypass gaps between tracks, advice to block PC-generated sounds from recording, advice for track naming as it effects mp3 filename and/or iTunes filename, how to assign album/artist/year while using Marker as track name; lifetime of illuminator)
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