I completely agree with EAC and the recommendations above. I have ripped well over 7k CDs this way. However, if you are looking for a fool proof, plug and play ripper that supports FLAC, checkout the Bluesound Vault II. It is a small footprint, about the size of a NUC, dead quiet and very easy to use. I had to get one to allow my wife to rip her copious CD collection as I did not have 4 weeks of free time to do it. It worked flawlessly.
CD ripper
I have a sizable CD collection that I would like to make DSD files from.
Looking for a decent ripper.
I have a pair of really old Bevridge System 3 speakers that badly need restoring so my current listening setup is:
Fostex HP A8C and Fostex TH900 headphones. About to order LS50s. Not sure if I want to go passive or powered.
Is it necessary to spend much on a high end ripper? Trying to figure out a budget.
Thanks!
Looking for a decent ripper.
I have a pair of really old Bevridge System 3 speakers that badly need restoring so my current listening setup is:
Fostex HP A8C and Fostex TH900 headphones. About to order LS50s. Not sure if I want to go passive or powered.
Is it necessary to spend much on a high end ripper? Trying to figure out a budget.
Thanks!