Teac GF-350

By Brian Haverty on 19 October 2006

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Since this set is for burning CD's from vinyl disk OR AUX it is just as relevant to know what the AUX input requirements are. Would my tape deck which outputs 200mV/47 kohms be a suitable AUX source? This is just as important to me as recording from vinyl disk. A unit which provides for this would be a big advance. Is there one on the market?

06/10/2007 10:34 PM

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