« on: January 16, 2009, 10:39:19 AM »
Just out:
http://alesis.com/tapelinkusbTapeLink USB is a dubbing and playback deck with digital-audio output via USB. It contains a plug-and-play USB-audio interface which requires no drivers for use with most computers.
Its CD-quality 16-bit, 44.1 kHz audio output accurately captures your tape recordings for secure digital archival.
A dedicated tape transfer machine, without azimuth adjust? And crippled to 16bit?
Why can't Alesis do it right?
Too bad, it looks totally pointless to me.
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Topic: TapeLink USB - pointless tape transfer rig?! (Read 1230 times)