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Numark's TTi turntable transfers vinyl to iPod sans a PC
2008-01-19 02:12:00 by Darren Murph in Engadget
 

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Sure, there's a smorgasbord of products out there designed to transfer your precious vinyl recordings to a slightly more modern format, but few pack the cool factor that comes bundled in gratis with Numark's TTi. This newfangled turntable not only brings back not-so-fond memories of your second high school prom, but it also boasts an integrated iPod dock, USB interface, a metal platter and pitch control to boot. Besides ripping records directly to your 'Pod, the unit also features a line-level output and comes with versions of EZ Vinyl Converter software for the PC or Mac should you prefer vinyl-to-computer ripping. We know, it's tough to leave the 70s, but the TTi should make the transition somewhat less painstaking when it lands in Q2 for $449. One more angle's waiting after the break.

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Tags: tti, ipod sans, numark, vinyl converter software, precious vinyl recordings, not-so-fond memories, line-level output, metal platter, records directly
 
 
 
 
 


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