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Review title: Gratuitous with most iMacs, but the software is still useful.
Product review: If you have a computer with audio in and out jacks, you don't need the USB interface. What's disappointing is that Final Vinyl doesn't appear to be available as a separate program. As a previous viewer mentioned, it's superior to Spin Doctor, the vinyl-to-digital conversion program included with Roxio's Toast. Roxio has made no significant improvements to the program through the last several editions of Toast. Spin Doctor is colorful, and occasionally it does quite well by automating the procedure of recognizing the separate tracks on an LP. But the wave patterns are essentially useless for any sort of precise editing, and the capabilities for post-conversion filters, equalization, etc. are comparatively limited. If your primary purpose is to convert vinyl to digital, programs like WireTap Studio, Sound Studio, and Final Vinyl are the better bet. (If you use PC's, Cool Edit still leads the pack.)
