Rip VINYL to MP3 easily

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Dust off those old classic records and rip them to MP3 via an SD or MMC Memory Card!

Don’t let all your great old records go to waste! Blow off the dust and rediscover your old vinyl record collection with this E-E038 Turntable/Vinyl Archiver with built-in SD/MMC memory card slot!

Collecting vinyl is a fun and easy way to discover new and old music. Hit up estate sales, thrift stores, and e-bay for that wonderful piece of vinyl that you’ve been dying to get and then rip it to MP3, it’s easy!

The E-E038 Turntable/Vinyl Archiver connects to your home stereo via the RCA line-out so you can use it as a stand alone record player and features a USB connection for copying from the memory card onto a flash drive! Plus, with the built-in MMC/SD card slot you can record directly onto an SD or MMC memory card!

This E-E038 Turntable/Vinyl archiver is a fun and easy way to listen and record vinyl! Record your favorite piece of vinyl on an SD/MMC memory card, transfer it to your PC and download it to your iPod or MP3 player and take the sound of classic vinyl recordings with you!

Features/Specifications:
  • E-E038 Turntable/Vinyl Archiver w/MP3 Encoder

  • General Features:
  • Built-in SD/MMC Card slot for recording onto SD/MMC Memory Cards
  • USB connection for transfering SD/MMC MP3 files to a USB Flash drive  (USB does NOT connect to a PC)
  • Plays and records 33 rpm, 45 rpm & 78 rpm
  • RCA Line-out to connect to your home stereo
  • 1.5-inch LCD (displays function)
  • Motor: DC Servo motor
  • Drive System: Belt drive
  • 3 Speed turntable: 33, 45, and 78 rpm
  • Ceramic Stereo Cartridge
  • Teac Stylus: 402-M208-165
  • S/N Ratio: less than 50 dB
  • Power cord attached (60-inch cable length)

  • Connectors:
  • USB Type-A
  • RCA Audio Out (attached 42-inch cable)
  • SD/MMC card slot

  • Supported Memory Cards:
  • Secure Digital (SD)
  • MultiMedia Card (MMC)

  • Front Panel Control Buttons:
  • FUNC
  • Delete/Stop
  • Play/Pause
  • Skip –
  • Skip +

  • Dimensions:
  • 4.25 x 13.25 x 13-inches

  • Regulatory Approvals:
  • FCC
  • cULus
Package Includes:
  • E-E038 Turntable/Vinyl Archiver w/MP3 Encoder
  • Operation Manual
  • 45 rpm adapter
Additional Information:

  • Notes:
  • Model: E-E038
  • Turntable does NOT connect to a PC

  • Requirements:
  • Available power outlet
  • SD/MMC memory card (for recording onto memory card)

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via KFF

Situated in Danjiangkou, northwest Hubei, Mount Wudang is one of the famous mountains in China. The major peak, Tianzhu (Heavenly Pillar), stands 1,612 meters high, and within an area of 30 square km there are 72 peaks which make this part of the world exceptionally beautiful. Mount Wudang is also a famed Taoist sanctuary and the cradle of the Wudang school of Chinese martial arts. The mountain slopes used to be strung with majestic Taoist buildings, and the 36 of those still there were mostly built during the Ming, forming the best-preserved and largest cluster of ancient Taoist structures in the county. The statues, religious instruments and scriptures housed in these buildings are of high cultural and artistic value. Mount Wudang and its Taoist buildings have been listed as world cultural heritage sites. Six hundred Years Ago, inspired by the fight/(mortal combat) between a magpie and a snake, one of the greatest martial arts masters of ancient China, created a system of internal strength based martial arts system of unprecedented power. Since then, the fame of the Wudan school of martial arts spread far and wide. Wudan mountain became the mecca of martial artists seeking cultivation of mind and body, as well as a training ground for fighting skills.  

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