[Dixielandjazz] Will it never end? More details on the all in one CD burner

[Lowell Busching]

One of the other list members embarrassed me by actually going to 
www.firststreetonline.com and checking ALL the info on the Phono/CD 
recorder  AG-4071 used to put your old recordings on CD "painlessly", 
and without tying up your main computer. Use this unit while you surf or 
write comments on the recordings to the DJML. Play them while you drive 
on your car player.  It is NOT a mini unit.  Desk top unit. A true black 
box.

It turns out it IS a name brand. TEAC and there are indeed audio input 
jacks on the back so you can make CD's from your old cassette tapes 
too.  Providing  any of you are willing to admit you own cassettes as 
well as vintage 78's  and  hard to find LP's.  If you are a professional 
sound person, you will probably not be impressed. Here is their FAQ's


    FAQs

What are the 3 speeds of the turntable?
33-1/3 rpm, 45 rpm, and 78 rpm

What kind of CDs may I record onto?
Recording can take place on any CD-R/RW that is not for computer use, 
such as Verbatim. Maxell or a name brand like it should be perfectly fine.

(I.E. blank CD's clearly marked MUSIC CD's, not just data CD's.)

What type of record stylus is used, and where do I get a new one when 
needed?
The cartridge/stylus is ceramic: style #STL-153. When you need a new 
one, you can contact (800) 447-TEAC for the nearest authorized repair 
company that can replace the stylus for you.

Some suppression of hiss etc.

Are there any audio/video inputs or outputs?
A set of audio inputs is provided at the rear of the unit.

For plugging in cassette decks etc.  Level controls on the front. for all.

Shuffle play or 32 memory for CD's.

What do you want for $399?  Down $100 from the original price.

Lowell

PS  This is not an advertisement or endorsement. I have not tried it, 
having my own similar gear. Periodically members ask how to put their 
records on CD. This is one solution at a "reasonable" price.