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The quality of mp3 wasn't the point about crappy turntables; it was the damage a crappy turntable and stylus do to the records. That's why it's better to use a good turntable hooked up to a decent receiver/amplifier and bring in the music via the "line in" port on your sound card. You get a...

Didn't know Audio-Technica made one. The fact that it plays 78s means it's a high-end model. My Dual CS5000 also plays them. I've only seen the 78 speed on the good stuff. If you have a good turntable, use that with tape out, cords and line in. You'll get better sound with less damage to...

Actually, if you have a regular turntable and receiver with a phono input, you don't have to bother with USB at all. All you need is a Y-Cord that goes from 2 RCA male plugs to one female miniplug. Then get a male stereo-mini to male stereo-mini patch cord (6 feet should be more than enough...