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Re: best brand for burning...
Date: July 23, 2007 18:59
According to a friend, and according to what I've read, the very best brand of cd-r is Taiyo Yuden. But, you can't buy them in stores; they have to be ordered over the internet. I recently got some from a company in Connecticut called Neato (neato.com). I ordered a 100 pack, for $29.95 (plus shipping, which was a little over $10), and they arrived in 4 days. (I'm in Kansas.) I think Fuji is good, too.
Re: best brand for burning...
Date: July 25, 2007 02:18
mikeh Wrote:
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> According to a friend, and according to what I've
> read, the very best brand of cd-r is Taiyo Yuden.
> But, you can't buy them in stores; they have to be
> ordered over the internet. I recently got some
> from a company in Connecticut called Neato
> (neato.com). I ordered a 100 pack, for $29.95
> (plus shipping, which was a little over $10), and
> they arrived in 4 days. (I'm in Kansas.) I think
> Fuji is good, too.
Yep, Taiyo Yuden
Re: best brand for burning...
Date: August 2, 2007 21:51
Charles Wrote:
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> HP and TDK are my favourite. I imagine that Sony
> is pretty good as well. I would stay away from
> Memorex (from the old audio cassette days I never
> trusted Memorex tapes). Denon always made
> excellent blank audio tapes so I figure they may
> make great blank cd's. Phillips makes great blank
> cd's as well. Oh well just my two cents....
>
> Charles Baudelaire
> 1821-1869
Actually none of those companies actually make blanks. There is just a small number of manufacturers that make them. Most of the HP's I bought a few years ago are totally useless now. TDK totally sucks now too. Luckily I got a great deal on Taiyo Yudens on Ebay a while back. Most audio now I just archive in FLAC format on DVDs making 2 of each before deleting from my computer. The best stuff I will actually listen to again for sure and masters are put on TY's and newer masters are also backed up in FLAC on DVD, eventually all masters will be spread across multiple formats, just in case.