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    Colin,

    You might like to consider a USB turntable. You can plug it in to your laptop or computer and use it to digitise your old vinyls which you can then burn onto CD. Supplied software (Audacity) reduces crackles and distortion. Although the quality may not be as good as a brand new CD, the sound is generally very good as long as your LPs are not too battered. It's a good way of saving money and protecting your vinyl collection.

    Some are under £50 now and are well worth the investment, especially if you have old or rare recordings unreleased on CD.

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