Busy today, de-algaed the deck and power-washed, worked-out, had a few appointments, then managed to put this together in a spare hour and a half much to the wife&#39;s chagrin:<div>JAMs LP 2 modified: <a href="http://www.fileswap.com/dl/KWfBCwx/JAMs_LP2_modified.zip.html" target="_blank">http://www.fileswap.com/dl/KWfBCwx/JAMs_LP2_modified.zip.html</a> : Meant for iPod and CD-R. Amplification and light compression, dead space removad,  but no clipping or click/pop removal...far from it, I could have compressed the hell out of this and it would have sounded great but trying to make it modern while respecting tradition. There&#39;s always the volume knob. Might try a more compressed version on request.</div>

<div>JAMs LP 2 unaltered: <a href="http://www.fileswap.com/dl/EJC7VCHh/JAMs_LP2_unaltered.zip.html" target="_blank">http://www.fileswap.com/dl/EJC7VCHh/JAMs_LP2_unaltered.zip.html</a> just raw rips of side 1 and side 2 as unaltered tracks.</div>

<div><br></div><div>Working on one or more copies of 1987 for this week. Have a rip of the original but need to compare with the late 90s boot as this may also be unofficially official. Probably can&#39;t clean this up for digital as it&#39;s just too random. Will see what happens..</div>
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<div>I am currently using an ARTcessoires v2 USB Powerplus Preamp which works at 16/bit44.100khz but would love to upgrade to a 24 bit/96,000 khz phono preamp for the forthcoming archive. Must be USB and phono compatible but fiberoptic output would be nice as well. Decent ones seem to go for $400 plus. M-Audio used to sell a good one for much less but has seemingly discontinued it. Creative sells a shitty one for $250. Any mid-cost solutions that will ship to the US...preferably with metal construction. Terratech has one but it seems Euro only</div>

<div>Suggestions encouraged...wan to up the gsme</div><div>Dan</div>