Lets Talk Audio! CD Ripping and Conversion Services in Oxford UK

CD CONVERSION & RIPPING SERVICES OXFORDSHIRE UK

We offer a professional service that quickly and easily converts your entire CD collection into digital music files suitable for your digital music player. Enjoy the full potential of your Digital Music System (Linn, Moon, Auralic, Sonos, Naim etc) with these professionally created files without any hassle.

Converting audio CDs into the following formats: Apple Lossless, FLAC, MP3, AAC, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, WMA Lossless, WAV, and more.

Inclusive Collection and Delivery of your CDs
High quality conversion techniques
Multiple formats available - including lossless formats
Help and advice loading your digital music player
Comprehensive and consistent album, artist, track data
Album art when available

Pricing

The following table shows the pricing per audio CD and the discounts available for larger orders.

** The minimum order value is 50CDs or £50.00. All prices exclude VAT @ 20%

Number of CDs	Single File Format	Price for additional file formats
50 to 100**	£1.00	£0.10
101 to 200	£0.95	£0.10
201 to 300	£0.90	£0.10
301 to 400	£0.85	£0.10
401 to 500	£0.80	£0.10
501+	£0.80	£0.10

For example if you have 110 CDs and you require FLAC and MP3 format then the total cost would be 110 x (0.95+0.10) = £115.50 plus VAT

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