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schubert, Bluesound Vault 2i offers excellent value for what all it does. Ripping 1500 cd’s will take some time and above all your patience. Here is an alternative, https://www.dmp3digital.com |
Len, you are breaking my heart. The value of your collection goes well beyond the value of the actual discs. You have superb taste in music, my friend! I can't count the outstanding recommendations you have given me (mostly without knowing it) over the years. Go to a local school of music, tell them you have a treasure you would love to give to one of their better students, and know you have passed a bit of your wisdom and knowledge on to a deserving young person. I've got about 1000 CDs. I got a couple of huge racks for storage, but I don't even own a CD player anymore. I have copied everything to a ModWright Sony HAPZ1 and all playback is through that device. Something like that could be a solution for you as well. The Sony is relatively user friendly, and used ones do come up for sale occasionally. I still keep the CDs in order to respect copyright restrictions, but many don't loose sleep over such considerations. Something similar to the Sony might be an option for you that is less drastic than resorting to a huge bonfire. |
I would have to respectfully disagree on 1500 cds taking a long time to rip. Or being a lot of work. I ripped just over 2500 cds into my Vault 2 and it really did not seem too bad. Additionally I was able to make a back up copy of the lot to another USB hard drive and my window 10 PC running JRiver was able to read and catalog them all. So does not seem to be proprietary to just Bluesound. Also gave me ample opportunity to cull the herd! Of course " long time" is extremely subjective! |
