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   collecting.vinyl   
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   From: rr005a7165@blueyonder.co.uk   
      
   Hi   
      One idea might be to buy the vinyl and then get hold of someone that has   
   decks, amp and something to record to (either straight to your pc or a   
   device that you can later connect to your pc). I use sound recorder that   
   records it as a wav file (though i'm sure there is better software to be   
   had). Once you have the .wav file look up on a seach engine such as kazaa   
   for wav-mp3 converter (cdex is one of the popular ones) this will then   
   convert your .wav into mp3 format which then u can burn onto a cd. The   
   advantage of doing it this way is that you aren't breaking any copyright   
   laws as you brought the vinyl and you can also remix or reedit the track on   
   the computer before you burn onto a cd. Hope this helps   
      
   DJ Mas Drubs   
      
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