I'm impressed! I know that at least a couple of us have Mac's that are setup as more or less Pro Digital Audio Workstations, but being able to handle that range of formats, WOW! Are you hooking the equipement that plays these formats up to a computer? If so how do you go about making the connections? I'm curious as currently the only Phonograph I've got capable of playing 78's doesn't like to be hooked up to other equipement, I get a horrible hum (IIRC, the problem is called a current loop). While I'd like to get a good archival turntable, no one seems to make one that also does 16rpm like my existing one does. My current archival project involves shifting Laserdisc's to DVD-R. I'm embarrassed to admit that I've resorted to using a system running Windows XP. I'm still refining the process, however, I'm getting results that are about as good as a non-Anamorphic Commercial DVD. I'm only doing this for titles that can't be gotten on DVD (and in at least some cases will probably never be released again). Zane