> your line out of your LP/Preamp chain into the line in of your 
 > standard SB16, I
 > suspect -you- WILL hear a differance. If you xfer from vinyl to a 
        Thanks for the info.  Sounds like I'll need a DAT or a decent quality 
consumer CD-R instead (like the Pioneer stand alone one).  As much as I 
dislike SCMS, I don't really need to bypass it for anything at the moment.  
However, maybe I could get a reasonable DAT *and* a CD-R PC drive for the 
same price or less as that $2000 Pioneer unit and a DAT might be more useful 
as you can record over them.
 > Lastly, by the nature of the beast, audio cd burns are "one shot" - 
 > you cannot
 > add tracks in seperate burn sessions, unlike data. Same thing 
 > applies to
 > multimedia sessions that use red book audio as well.
        I don't know about PC drives, but I think Pioneer's CD-R allows you 
to add tracks until you finalize the TOC on the disc (it uses a temporary one 
until that point)  Of course, you still can only write once and only mark a 
bad track as one not to read in the TOC if you make a mistake.
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