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TEAC CR-H101 CD Receiver

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BigCabDaddy

Jan 9, 2018

Wow, this thing really misses the boat for me. Here's what I want: USB out. That's a must so I can rip CDs. Secondly, a phono preamp so I can rip vinyl. I don't know what Teac was thinking when they came up with this one. Count me out.

Jan 9, 2018

iatsbohdan

200

Jan 9, 2018

BigCabDaddyIt seems like this thing is more like a dac/receiver, rather than just a CD drive. If you need to rip CDs, buy a regular USB CD/DVD drive from amazon for $20 and save some money :D

Jan 9, 2018

Nicholas322

Jan 9, 2018

BigCabDaddyIt's not built for that market. They expect you to rip with your computer and you need to spend more for any phono input but it's just too underpowered for $300. There are a lot of receivers that will give you what you want fore this price.

Jan 9, 2018

BigCabDaddy

Jan 10, 2018

Nicholas322You're right about me not being the right market! Lol

Jan 10, 2018

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BigCabDaddy

Jan 10, 2018

iatsbohdanYeah, that'll work. My receiver has the phono pre-amp and I've got an audio interface that would do for a crude phono rip.

Jan 10, 2018

bilditup1

Feb 14, 2018

BigCabDaddyI think allowing this thing to function as a CD data drive would have amounted to feature creep, and been a severe mistake.

Feb 14, 2018

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SquidProQuo

Apr 26, 2018

BigCabDaddyWow, this thing really misses the boat for me. Here's what I want: a red skidoo with pontoons so I can use it both in the summer on the lake, and winter on the snow. I don't know what Teac was thinking when they came up with this one. Count me out.

Apr 26, 2018

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