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In Reply to: Key Questions posted by StephenJK on October 15, 2017 at 13:06:36:
> On the other hand, if you want the best ADC ever made, look for a used or NOS Korg MR-2000S.
> It can be upgraded to a bigger hard drive if necessary, and records at 1 bit/5.866 MHz, double the SACD standard.
I agree that 5.6-MHz DSD is an outstanding format for recording vinyl. I use a TASCAM DA-3000 and I'm completely happy with its performance. I've never heard the Korg, but the TASCAM sounds awesome to me and you can buy it brand new for $1000. It records both hi-res PCM and DSD up to 5.6-MHz in addition to functioning as a digital player. It has a front panel USB port that accepts 64-GB flash drives for playback only. It uses SDHC cards and CF cards for recording and playback.
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