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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jigsaw" data-source="post: 919793" data-attributes="member: 46605">I always found audacity does not make a perfect recording of the tape. The CD Recorder seemed to do a near perfect recording, but brand new cd recorder is going to set you back at least over £250 it's obviously going to do a better job than a free program.I did not have any audio CDR, I only had  audio  CDRW these will not work in a pc, so I could not listen to them via my pc so I could not test them against audacity recordings.But I keep rewinding the tape and switching back and forth from CD and tape and the recording seemed pretty much perfect to me.it going to have a bit of a different sound as it been recorded on to CD.if you want it for recording your own mixes then its worth getting just for that the sound quality is good and you don't get that annoying hiss that you hear on tapes,But recording stuff to CD is a old technology now so a lot of the stuff is very old now if you buy second hand. I personally could not find any new way that would do it better, but like tape players cd recorders are dying out.</blockquote>

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