LP-R500, the new all in One LP turntable with CD Recorder

akihabaranews.com - 11/6/2008

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Teac Japan announced this morning the LP-R500, a LP turntable which also feature in its “retro” design, a CD Recorder, a Tape player and an FM Radio. As you guessed this LP-R500, will not only let you listen to all the above mentioned audio thingy, but to let you save and backup all your ...

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Gizmodo: Teac's LP-R500 CD-Equipped Record Player Fell Through Ugly Timewarp [Ugliness]

Gizmo Watch: LP-R500 is a nostalgic LP turntable with CD Recorder from Japan

dvice.com - 11/6/2008

Teac LP-R500: The 20th century CD-LP-cassette geek re-education box

— dvice.com — While some cutting-edge fanatics are already waiting for the successor to Blu-ray technology, many old school gadget purists refuse to let go of the past. For that crowd of old schoolers Japan's Teac has released the LP-R500 , a device that plays ... (more) Teac LP-R500: The 20th century CD-LP-cassette geek ...

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t3.com - 11/6/2008

Teac goes retro with the LP-R500 audio system

— t3.com — Teac has been inspired by the past for its LP-R500 audio system - but has kept one foot firmly in the present. Indeed, if you're looking for a player for all your old formats, this could be the one, with a record deck and cassette player sat ... (more) Teac goes retro with the LP-R500 audio system

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crunchgear.com - 11/7/2008

Dual-lamp Sanyo LP-XTC50 projector announced

— crunchgear.com — The latest must-have spec in high-end projectors are dual lamps. They offer better brightness control, longer lamp life, but are somewhat hard to find. The latest from Sanyo does, however, sport the dual-lamp goodness and features the standard ... (more) Dual-lamp Sanyo LP-XTC50 projector announced

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Teac LP-R500: The 20th century CD-LP-cassette geek re-education box
DVICE Atom Feed — ... to Blu-ray technology, many old school gadget purists refuse to let go of the past. For that crowd of old schoolers Japan's Teac has released the LP-R500, a device that plays old vinyl records, cassette tapes, and plays and records CDs. In addition to having the ability to record your old vinyl and cassettes to CD, the device also houses an FM radio, making the all-in-one box a relative (albeit ancient) bargain at around 69,000 yen ($700) here. Via Akihabara News

Teac goes retro with the LP-R500 audio system
T3.com All — ... an FM radio, which only adds to the antiquated feel. So can anything save it? Well, yes - there's a CD recorder built into the front. Which means you can pump out your silver discs through the substantial built-in speakers or you can back up your old tapes and vinyl straight to CD. Suddenly we like it, although not enough to pay 445. Yep, that's the equivalent asking price in Japan. If Teac could knock it down to 250 for a UK launch, we could be talking business. Teac (via Akihabara News ) Related links: [image]

Teac's LP-R500 CD-Equipped Record Player Fell Through Ugly Timewarp [Ugliness]
Gizmodo — ... Ugh. Ugh. Ugh. This is Teac's LP-R500. Ugh. Sorry, I'll try pulling myself together: it's a modern version of why grandad used to call a "radiogramme," cramming in an FM radio, a CD player, cassette player and record deck into one sleek ancient, massive, clunky box along with an amp and speakers. Admittedly it does let you record your vinyl and tapes to CD. But... ugh. Yours for an ugly $700. [Akihabaranews via ...

LP-R500 is a nostalgic LP turntable with CD Recorder from Japan
Gizmo Watch — ... Japan LP-R500 is retro delight for a modern antique collector. Music freaks too will have their share of fantasies with this one because the LP turntable stuffs a CD recorder, tape player, FM radio and speakers to top it all off. It not only plays standard CDs, but also lets you save all vinyl and CDs. Costing over £550, it is available in Japan – but in all hopes, we wish it somehow reaches our end of the world too; coz not everyday does retro become so fresh. Via: Akihabara