No. When Sony developed the SACD they went to GREAT lengths to copy protect it to try and make sure that nobody could rip an SACD onto their computer.
At one point there was a version of the playstationIII that had a bug that allowed you to rip an SACD, but it has been fixed in later versions. The original version that CAN rip an SACD goes for a lot of money on ebay.
I think there are some recent solutions to this but I am not up on the details, others might be able to help with that.
John S.
One notable exception: A number of SACD discs are
hybrid SACDs (this is marked on the packaging). These have a SACD layer, which cannot be read, but they also have a Redbook CD layer which can be easily ripped onto any computer or read using standard CD transports. I've personally done this without any problems.
Of course, this isn't really archiving the SACD. But if that particular album was only released on hybrid SACD, this is the way to get the best possible electronic copy.
