Published on 07/28/2006
The audio CD format has been around for a long enough time that music enthusiasts should have a sizeable collection by now. Ripping them into a digital format is another matter, as staring at a mountain of CDs is enough to turn anyone away from the task. Why not ease your ripping process with the Pico MP3 ripper? It costs a hefty $699 and weighs 6.5 lbs, but the joy of ripping 25 CDs in a single go more than justifies the cost. You can configure the Pico to convert your CDs into MP3, WAV, AIFF, or FLAC files. It will even retrieve all your CD track information from CDDB automatically. In addition, the Pico can duplicate CDs at 12 copies per hour, while DVDs take twice as long for the same amount. $699 will snag your the Pico and 50 blank recordable DVDs.