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Another recording question (Slee Gold)
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Originally posted by Martyk Martyk wrote:

Yep I got ya, thanks for that. I do a lot of recording with Audacity so am fairly familiar with certain things but certainly not all as theres so much to Audacity haha

When it comes to recording whats your method? Like the way you are doing it? Are you using a Reflex M from Turntable to also go straight into a soundcard like mine which has RCA inputs?



I think the best way to record is directly from the preamp output. I have tried it both from the preamp output and the from rec out jacks of my integrated amp. From there RCA cables run into a USB audio interface, which goes into the USB input of a fanless, battery powered PC laptop running Audacity. 

Since I don't do much recording from vinyl I think other folks would give you better advice. Morris Minor and some other members do a lot of recording may have some insight for you. 

I really don't have time to needledrop all my vinyl so I only do it when I have an album that was never released on digital or CD or something like that. I have so much music here that when I'm not listening to records I'm listening to FLACs or CDs so recording all the vinyl is just not a priority for me. I can understand why some folks would want to do it though. 

RE: the PSU1 Enigma, I haven't tried it so I can't help you there either. There are a few threads on the Enigma here that you can check for comments. 


Edited by patientot - 12 Jan 2021 at 4:23pm
SL-1200 MK7 (modified) + Reflex M + PSU-1 used with AT150-40ML, AT VM95ML, Stanton 680mkII + Ogura, and Shure M35X cartridges.
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Quote I have tried it both from the preamp output and the from rec out jacks of my integrated amp. 
So is your setup a Turntable, The Reflex M, then an amp, then the usb interface? What is the amp you have?

I have decided that i will probably save up for the one you suggested man cos i reckon that will be the best if it has volume control.

Thanks so much again :)
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Originally posted by Martyk Martyk wrote:

Quote I have tried it both from the preamp output and the from rec out jacks of my integrated amp. 
So is your setup a Turntable, The Reflex M, then an amp, then the usb interface? What is the amp you have?

I have decided that i will probably save up for the one you suggested man cos i reckon that will be the best if it has volume control.

Thanks so much again :)

The integrated amp I use is irrelevant and not necessary for recording. 

I would recommend you set up a chain as follows:

Turntable > phono preamp > USB interface or computer soundcard. 
SL-1200 MK7 (modified) + Reflex M + PSU-1 used with AT150-40ML, AT VM95ML, Stanton 680mkII + Ogura, and Shure M35X cartridges.
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