The process is simple enough: the PS-HX500 hooks up to your laptop or computer’s USB input and, via Sony’s Mac- and Windows-friendly software, and records the vinyl either as a WAV (up to 24-bit/192kHz) or DSD (5.6MHz) file. OK, well on top of great sound, this Sony allows you to rip your vinyl in high-resolution audio quality (note the high-res audio logo displayed proudly on the front edge). Two-thirds of the price it was when we gave it five stars upon release, it represents a real bargain. The headline news with this excellent Sony USB turntable is the drop in price.
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Read the full Rega Planar 3/Elys 2 review If you're looking for the best value turntable on the market, this is it. In short, this latest version is the best RP3 yet, adding extra servings of clarity, precision and insight to an already musical sound. It exhibits a greater level of transparency than its talented predecessor, too. With an engaging sense of scale and good organisational skills, the Planar 3 ensures that every instrument is well-separated and composed, no matter how complex the track. The Planar 3 remains what it has always been: a simple, beautifully engineered deck that puts performance first. Thanks to a thorough revision and some key component upgrades – notably the tonearm and cartridge – this version keeps the legacy in tact. So if you want a step-up in performance, we're only too happy to recommend the Rega Planar 3 with the factory-fitted Elys 2 cartridge you see here (although you can, of course, purchase the Planar 3 sans cartridge). No turntable has dominated its category like the Planar 3, taking on all-comers since its launch the 1970s.
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