Has anyone bought one yet?
I have looked at a few but not heard one yet, the idea of doing vinyl mixes on to MP3 is appealing, but I don`t want to go into endlessly correcting projects, I would rather the music went straight down to save time.
Also, they all seem to be about

I'm considering it when they're cheaper. Means I can convert my Vinyl that isn't on CD to CD... Like "Anything" by The Damned... Rio is another band I liked but I'm one the five people on the planet who did.... thus not on CD (again)

Crucial for DJ's - the best old vinyls for dance mixes are not available except on vinyl

People do like to see the turntables . This winter season will be the first time I will be going out without any though, which is why I am considering it. I found quite a few dance mix sites on the net, assuming I could buy MP3 versions, and got offered vinyl only on all the stuff I wanted, which I already had unfortunately.
I converted some vinyl through the recorder on windows, via an amp, and it took ages. I rather hope the new systems are faster than that!

I've been asked about them but am worried at the cost. The deck seems too cheap to give good sound reproduction, but as I haven't actually used one I can't be certain of that!

I have a standalone CD recorder which works like a tape deck. Just cue up a record on my 1210 and hit record, simple!