Hello Uberwaltz,
In addition to incorporating an A/D (analog-to-digital) converter function, a device which accepts an analog RCA input and provides a USB output would have to either be a computer or be designed to emulate one, for purposes of supplying that output. I don’t know of any such devices, other than computer-based products.
What I would suggest that you consider is a line-level switchbox. I’ve had good results, although in relatively non-critical applications, with the DB Systems model DBP-2JAU/5 ($110) listed near the top of this page. It is similar to the DBP-2J/5 for which a review and description are linked to, except that it has gold-plated jacks. For contact information go to their home page.
Another possibility, although it costs $359 plus options, is the Decware Zen Switchbox.
Good luck. Best regards,
-- Al
In addition to incorporating an A/D (analog-to-digital) converter function, a device which accepts an analog RCA input and provides a USB output would have to either be a computer or be designed to emulate one, for purposes of supplying that output. I don’t know of any such devices, other than computer-based products.
What I would suggest that you consider is a line-level switchbox. I’ve had good results, although in relatively non-critical applications, with the DB Systems model DBP-2JAU/5 ($110) listed near the top of this page. It is similar to the DBP-2J/5 for which a review and description are linked to, except that it has gold-plated jacks. For contact information go to their home page.
Another possibility, although it costs $359 plus options, is the Decware Zen Switchbox.
Good luck. Best regards,
-- Al