I read MF's recent Pure Vinyl August '10 review with great interest, for several reasons.ġ) That solution takes advantage of something a computer can apparently do better than most high end phono preamps: provide a correct RIAA curve. Who's gonna be the first here, the chicken or the egg? Especially when it won't be offered at your local audio salon or even online at places that otherwise sell high end toys. All of which makes picking one more cumbersome.
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And I don't mind going that route to digitize at say, 24/96 but anything pro audio tends to either be not quite relevant in some way for a home user or underground with respect to being featured in a high end magazine.
It seems telling that the phono preamps with A/D converters in them are aimed at the lower end of the spectrum (16/44 resolution only, am I right?)Īnd so, for people like me who like to use a computer for playback but retain better sound from LPs, pro audio to the rescue. High end phono preamps continue to be offered, but apparently there aren't enough of you out there using them or asking to use them to digitize your vinyl. Vinyl seems a worthy source for incorporating a higher than 16/44 ADC.
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