Recording Music CDs.....Which Discs?

Experiment with different brands in your various audio players. If
your experience is typical, you will find big variations in
compatibility. ie. Some players may reject certain
brands/formulations of CDRs.

In general, the 'branded' CDRs (TDK, Sony etc) tend to perform
better but the only sure way is to experiment. Buy a load of one-offs
and test them.

You can also experiment with burning at lower speeds - sometimes
high speed (4x or above) burns don't seem to work too well for audio
and you must go back to 2x or even 1x.

Gav
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My real email address is Gavan 'hyphen' Martin 'dot' Moran
'at' ubs 'dot' com

Gordon,
thanks for your post.
UPS should bring my CD-Rw drive tommorow.
It is a Teac CD-W54E 4x4x32
My first one.
Which Drive do you have?
New ground kind of gets me nervous.
Thanks
W>D>B>

You can use any disks for audio, I use unbranded ones, preferably
blue/silver.
The CD player in my car doesn't like CD-R though!, they play some times.

Gordon

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Here are the two CD-Rs in Question.(open Attachment)
Will the cheaper one work as good as the MAXELL for Audio recording?
Thanks
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