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Originally Posted by audioguy3107
Paul - I’ve been doing this for years now with great results……I use an NAD PP4 which ran around $200 I believe. I go out of my Audio Research REF 3 phono pre directly into the NAD and then from there into my MacBook Pro. I’ve been using Vinyl Studio software which works perfectly and is very user friendly. Now, as far as quality….it’s very good but the caveat is that I only do this for and iPod Classic for use in the car and also for a Sonos system for our home/outdoor use. I’ve never done any A/B comparisons for quality so not sure how it would stack up against a higher end ripping system. I will say that the Vinyl Studio software is fantastic and easy to use.
- Buck
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Thanks Buck, I’ll give it a look. 
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Paul
Speakers: Von Schweikert VR-5 Anniversary MK II Front L/R, LCR-35 Center, VR-1 Rear L/R Sub: JL Audio F113
Amps: PS Audio BHK Signature 300 Mono, McIntosh MC207 Pre-Amp PS Audio BHK Signature and Gold Note PH-10 Phono Stage/PSU-10 Power Supply
Turntable: VPI HR-X 12.7 TONEARM (2) and SDS, Stillpoints LPI
Tape Deck Otari 5050B II2
Music Server: Aurender N100H
Cartridges: Ortofon Cadenza Black, Lyra Helikon Mono Digital Source: Oppo UDP-205 DAC: Holo Audio Spring 3 KTE
SSP: Marantz AV8801 Cables: Wireworld Electra 7 (P) Wireworld Silver Eclipse 7, Shunyata Delta NR (I) Wireworld Silver Eclipse 7 (S) Wireworld Platinum Starlight 7 (USB)
AC Power Regeneration: PS Audio DirectStream P15 Power Plant and Shunyata Denali 6000s V2.
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