Sitting at the pinnacle of Sennheiser’s wireless headphone range, the RS 180 has everything you could ask for: audio quality, transmission clarity, range and response.
Old school becomes new school with this USB stereo turntable. You'll be enjoying your classic vinyl albums on your modern hi-fi system in no time, or easily create MP3 files to store on a PC or listen to on your portable player.
Do you still have some classic vinyl? Would you like to transfer those albums to your PC, Walkman music player or even your iPod music player? Well now you can bring those albums into the digital world with the PSLX300USB USB stereo turntable from Sony.
Using the USB connection, you can import all that music into your computer and create MP3 files to store on a PC or bring along with you on your favorite portable player. The supplied Audio Studio software makes it easy for you to archive your music from vinyl, optimise the sound, and store it on your PC.
The PSLX300USB USB turntable is also a fully functional turntable that can connect to your current system and playback your classic vinyl albums.
The Sony PSLX300USB USB stereo turntable has an RRP of $299.00. Stockists include Harvey Norman, Domayne, Sony Central and JB Hi-Fi
Click here to read our review of the Sony PSLX300USB USB stereo turntable.
Source: Sony
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