Portable USB Turntable

Wouldn't it be cool if you could spin your old vinyl on a take-anywhere turntable with a built-in speaker? With the Portable USB Turntable you can do exactly that but you can also connect it to your computer and convert records into MP3s. Genius!

This best-of-both-worlds player is ideal for anyone with a record collection and a computer. And if you're reading this and remember Agadoo, that means you. Converting old discs is a doddle. Simply load up the idiot-proof software, connect the turntable and bung on a record. Forget about special drivers and mismatched software. It's easier than, er…well, it's easier than putting on a record!


If you're feeling really nostalgic you can use the Portable USB Turntable to listen to your vinyl the way it was intended. Just plug in the AC adaptor or pop in six D cell batteries and you're away. Granted, the humble platter is essentially a dinosaur format, but there's something unfathomably cool about listening to your records via a portable player, especially if you're out and about. You'll know what we mean the second you plonk the stylus on the grooves.

Whether it's an impromptu spinning sesh or a full-on archiving afternoon, this versatile box of tricks is just the ticket. Just think, you could give an old 12" a spin in the garden, then dash indoors, digitise it and burn off a few CDs. You can even hook up the Portable USB Turntable to a fancy pants stereo and have a full-on vinyl party. All right? Not 'arf!


It makes no difference if you're listening to ancient 78s, spinning disco 12"s or digitising Nik Kershaw 45s, this nifty collision of hi-tech and old school is guaranteed to bring the memories flooding back, So hurry up and get ordering - that ELO album won't convert itself and those Squeeze singles are just itching to be spun all over again.



Recording to MP3
This simple guide explains how to record MP3s using your USB Turntable and the Windows® version of Audacity. This process is very similar for other operating systems and audio software.

Click to Enlarge In the Edit menu, bring up the Preferences and select the appropriate audio devices.		After preparing your vinyl, click the Record button to begin recording.		Begin playing your record. Once the song has finished you can stop recording and make any desired adjustments.

Click to Enlarge After installing LAME, select "Export As MP3" from the File menu.		Click to Enlarge The first time you save an MP3 you will have to locate the LAME library on your computer.		Enjoy your record collection in the portable MP3 format!