How to Rip a 78 RPM Record

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Introduction: How to Rip a 78 RPM Record

By Piesops

How to rip a 78 from an ordinary turntable.
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    7 Comments

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    onemoroni1
    onemoroni1

    8 years ago on Introduction

    I used the speed feature to record 33 at 45 and convert back to 33 to save time. Since I am not a trained audiophile the result is ok for me.

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    Mr Cheeseo
    Mr Cheeseo

    Reply 8 years ago on Introduction

    If it works for you that is fine, just remember that playing back the records at a higher speed will cause excess wear on the needle and grooves of the record.

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    rimar2000
    rimar2000

    11 years ago on Introduction

    Put captions, please, so I can read them. I can not understand spoken English.

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    Phil B
    Phil B

    11 years ago on Introduction

    Thank you. I have used Audacity a very little bit, but never took the time to learn the features you showed. I need to try this with some 33 1/3 rpm LPs we own.

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    NachoMahma
    NachoMahma

    Reply 11 years ago on Introduction

    .  Tip: For 33-1/3 LPs made since the mid-1950s, you have to apply RIAA equalization, either through hardware (built-in to most amplifiers/receivers with a phono input) or software (a filter for Audacity) if you use a recently manufactured unit without a phono input.

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    Mr Cheeseo
    Mr Cheeseo

    Reply 11 years ago on Introduction

    I bought a phono preamp for $40 off Amazon (Rolls VP29). Its about the cheapest one you can find and has everything I wanted except The ability to turn the EQ on or off.