Ion iTTUSB05 USB Classic Turntable

The Classic USB Turntable from ION is a wonderfully simple and inexpensive solution for converting your cherished vinyl collection into digital files.

The iTTUSB05 takes just a few minutes to set up as does loading of the software onto your computer, using the user-friendly instruction guide. All that is needed to connect the two is the supplied USB cable.

• Downloads 33.3 & 45 RPM records
• 78 RPM records can be transferred by recording at 33.3 / 45 RPM and using software to restore to original speed
• Connect to a stereo (using phono in / out) for use as a normal record player (33.3 & 45 RPM only)
• Traditional design with hinged lid
• A single USB cable (supplied) is all you need to connect the turntable to a computer
• Mains powered (adpator included)
• Audacity* software included
• Compatible with PCs and MACs
• Measures 10cm high, 41cm wide, 33cm deep

*Audacity editing software helps to clean up recordings as well as providing the full range of editing functions including pitch control, selections, dividing, noise removal and labelling.

Includes:

• Power Adapter
• USB Cable
• Cartridge
• Styli
• Recording Software CD
• Quick Start Guide

System requirements:

• PC’s: Windows 98SE, 2000, ME, XP Home, XP Pro, XP MCE, Media Centre or Vista
• MACs: OS9 or higher
• USB 1.1 port or higher

Please call 01252 353 850 for technical support on this item

Q: I require further information regarding this product, who do I call?
A: Please call the manufacturer’s technical support helpline on 01252 896 080

Q: What are the differences between the Classic and the Contemporary USB Turntables?
A: The Contemporary allows you to connect a ‘tape-in’, therefore you can connect any additional audio device to the turntable and digitise these recordings as well. The Classic does not allow you to connect a ‘tape-in’, but it comes fitted with a lid (a more traditional design).

Q: Can I download all sizes of records?
A: Yes, all sizes are downloadable (including LPs and 78s)

Q: Can I use this as a 'normal' turntable?
A: Yes, you can connect the turntable a stereo (using phono in / out) for use as a normal record player.

Q: Do I need a cd/rw or dvd/rw to copy music to cd or does it include the equipment to do this?
A: Your PC / Mac will be able to burn on to CD providing the computer meets the spec requirements i.e. A CDR is required if you wish to play it on another machine rather than the computer.

Q: Can I link-up another analogue source?
A: No, not with the Classic.