Profile USB Turntable

You spin me round like a record (being transferred to a PC)

Profile USB Turntable

You spin me round like a record (being transferred to a PC)

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Profile Black USB Turntable

Digital music is great but isn't it a pity you can't transfer your old records on to your computer? Well guess what? You can! That's right vinyl lovers, thanks to the ingenious Profile USB Turntable you can put all your LPs, 12"s and singles straight into your digital library.

Simply plug this chic little turntable into the nearest USB port, fire up the idiot-proof EZ vinyl converter software and start converting your collection. Forget about clumsy adaptors, special drivers and mismatched software. It's easier than, er...well, it's easier than putting a record on!

Comes with USB cable and Audio in/out

Just think of all that lovely vinyl you've got languishing in the loft. Fair enough, some of it should probably stay hidden (no, we don't know why we bought Bruce Willis's Return of Bruno LP either), but even if it's just for the sake of nostalgia, hearing all the records you grew up listening to makes for a fantastic trip down memory lane. And if you're one of those trendy DJs (we're talking Carl Cox, not Pat Sharpe) who likes mixing it on the decks with vinyl you can put all your bangin' anthems on to your PC for transfer to CD or MP3.

Featuring adjustable gain, anti-skating control and high-speed vinyl recording function, the belt-driven USB Turntables can also be connected to any home stereo with CD or auxiliary inputs. This means you can spin your records through your regular system when you're not converting them. You can even don a big pair of tinted glasses and pretend you're Simon Bates. If you want.

Whether it's Whitesnake, Wham, Spandau or some ancient disc belonging to your dad, the USB Turntables can convert it. And it doesn't matter what speed the records in question are - these Turntables can handle both 33s and 45s. So why not forget about buying any new music for a while and rediscover your vinyl. All right? Not 'arf!

Recording to MP3
This simple guide explains how to record MP3s using your USB Turntable and the EZ vinyl converter software (included). This process is very similar for other operating systems.


Plug into your computer via USB		Load up EZ vinyl converter software		Record using automatic track splitting


Tag your tracks		Export to iTunes		Enjoy listening to your new MP3's!

Delivery details:
This product can only be delivered to addresses within the EU.

Please Note:

Windows Vista and Windows Media Centre compatible.
PC and Mac compatible. Linux software available online.
Requires one available USB1.1 port or higher.
Compatible with any recording software that supports USB Audio devices.
Free unique conversion software is included for both Windows (98 and greater) and Mac OS (X and 9.2+).
Linux version and latest Windows/Mac builds can be found here.
This product comes with a UK 3 pin plug

Features:

Plug & Play USB
Play records on your home stereo
Adjustable anti-skating control
33.3 / 45 RPM
78 RPM records can be transferred by recording at 33.3 / 45 RPM and using software to restore to original speed
Line level RCA outputs (with built-in pre-amp) for connection to most stereos
Transparent lid

Contents:

1 x USB Turntable
1x Slipmat
1x 45 RPM
1x Counterweight
1x Platter
1x USB Cable
1 Software CD
1x Pre-mounted stylus cartridge
1x Instruction leaflets
1x UK AC Power Adapter

Dimensions:

Approximately 48cm(W) x 38cm(D) x 13cm(H)

Computer Requirements:

Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, 500 Mhz processor or better, Quicktime 7.1.6 or later, 256MB RAM (min), 250MB available Hard Disk space (min), USB 1.1 port or higher, CD-Rom drive, internet connection for Gracenote software.
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, 500 Mhz G3 processor or better, Quicktime 6.5.2 or later, 256MB RAM (min), 250 MB available Hard Disk space (min), USB 1.1 port or higher, CD-Rom drive, internet connection for Gracenote.

Software Downloads:

Windows 7 – Download zip file (2.2mb)
Mac Snow Leopard – Download zip file (9.0mb)

Technical Support:
Please call 01252 896080 for any technical support questions.

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Customer Reviews

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I know that the product adjusts to 78rpm, but is it a preset 78, or is it adjustable as many 78s should be played at various speeds between, say 70 and 90rpm? Also, just to confirm, assuming the correct connecting audio cable, will records play live through an iPod speaker dock, or DVD home cinema system etc without an additional amplifier?
Oliver Martin, Basingstoke - 3rd December 2011

Firebox says: Hi. The software will convert it to 78rpm, but there are other bits of software out there that you can change the rpm to anything you want to fine tune it. A quick google search will come up with a few. You should be able to use the Turntable with most externally powered docks using a phono to 3.5mm jack plug!

Silly question can I connect this turntable to my stereo with USB input and play vinyl normally?
Saire May, Tadley, UK - 25th May 2011

Firebox says: No such thing Saire! You absolutely can, just connect via the AUX inputs/outputs.

I'm hopeless at using iTunes. Once you have converted the Vinyl to MP3 is it easy to add to your iTunes library?
Peter Venkman, Manchester - 29th March 2011

Firebox says: You can use the 'add to library' option in iTunes and just select all the mp3 files from your USB Turntable folder.

Hi, I recently bought the Ipod USB Turntable for my husbands birthday. He is very happy with it and is transferring his LP's direct to his ipod without the computer, but you cant hear the album as it is playing. Is it possible buy USB plug in speakers so you can hear the records at the same time?.
Jukie, St Albans - 26th February 2011

Firebox says: Certainly Jukie, we have a variety available from Firebox.com, but you should be able to plug in speakers to your PC and listen through those.

Is the quality good for just playing vinyls?? and can you play vinyls without plugging it in?? :) Thanks.
Gawyn, West Buckland - 9th February 2011

Firebox says: You can play the vinyls as long as you are connected to either your computer or a stereo as the unit does not have speakers.

I purchased a ION Turntable to play the old 78's. The arm cuts off the table before the record ends. 45's & 33's are OK. This is a fault with many of the reproduced players. Any suggestions.
Jim, Aberdeen - 8th February 2011

Firebox says: I think this is a question for the ION tech team, you can reach them by phone on 01252 896080.