At 10:22 PM 8/26/97 -0400, you wrote:
quoted 2 lines Random Junk said:>Random Junk said:
>> a good CD-r burner can be had for around $300. ALL of the current
Well the KEY THING in buying a CD burner if your doing music is to make
sure it is a DISC AT ONCE system, not a track at once. The difference
between the two is amazing. The disc at once systems allow you do drop
tracks without the silence commonly found between tracks. It also allows
index codes and so forth. Whats more you can take one of the audio tracks
you've done and send it right to the pressing plant and have them make CDs
from it.
With a track at once cd rom burner there must be 2 seconds pause between
songs, everthing is chained together with pointers, and CD pressing plants
won't take your golds. They're great for multisession cds for data, and
if you don't mind the 2 second breaks.
quoted 1 line Blanks are under $3. I would not pay more than $2.75 for a blank CD.>> Blanks are under $3. I would not pay more than $2.75 for a blank CD.
Oh yeah... those blue verbatim discs which are worthless. Quality is crap,
bought a pack of 10 and NONE of them worked. All my TDK's or Sony's worked
fine!