[vox-tech] Linux soud recording

[Henry House]

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I am looking to do some sound recording on Linux. Specifically, I want to
digitise some valuble old audiotapes before they or my tape player decay. So
I think I need a sound card. Criteria:

* high quality analog-to-digital converter in stereo
* input from tape deck via cable for said converter
* Linux support, of course
* Reasonable cost

Any recommendations?

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