Cd-r's

I was curious what brand of CD-R's are best in terms of quality and reliability. I had tried several brands and I seemed to have gotten some errors (on some of the CD-R's) when burning. I figure that this forum must have some pros that have a lot of experience with which are the best brands. Any advice would be appreciated. :)

Ive always used Verbatim because they use that cool blue dye :D

this needs to be moved...

philips or sony, those are names i trust

Infiniti, not one coaster yet from 180+ :)

Memorex

for no particular reason.
It was the first kind I bought like, forever ago...& I like em all to look the same. :P

I use HP because I get them at BJ's (wholesale store not a brothel) for like $12 for 50. I've had no problems yet.

TDK, I don't know if they ahve it in america. I always use it.

TDK Gold...never had a problem with one yet.

I like all TDK types, topnotch quality B).

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Originally posted by G2k1boy@11 January 2004 - 15:23
Ive always used Verbatim because they use that cool blue dye :D

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Yep thats what I use too

also TDK

used to use BASF too

I've used Verbatim (Crystal-Super AZO), but now I use That's CR-R with the new Ceramic Coat. B)

im a philips user and occasionally the unbranded ones

I use Maxell, they're the cheapest ones i could find, but with my pc, all brands work fine

:D Looks like I am not the only one that uses TDK. :D

Sony

Vertabrim.

Sony, very nice and usually cheap depending on where you find em

Just to point out something

if you get a crap brand of CD rs and you bother to read the back some crap brans Will like only last 2 years

I prefer Empty cdr'd, he he.

Werbatium and Sony is the brands available in here.

Cheers:
-GS-

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Originally posted by Gutter@11 January 2004 - 20:47
Sony, very nice and usually cheap depending on where you find em

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ya dats true bcuz i got my sony cd-r 50 pack at Best Buy for $3 and at Fry's the sony 50 pack is like $16

Verbatim Super AZO - Excellent media with great coating

TDK - Another excellent brand with always perfect results

Infiniti - Superb media and very cost effective

DataSafe - Very cheap and not one coaster from 200+

I use whichever I find are cheapest when buying CD's. I have yet to have any fail.

whatever i get my hands on ive used some pretty cracked out namebrands currently using :blink: ARITA? :lol:

DATASAFE MEDIA

Pioneer

LIFETEC and TDK

Forget "particular" brands.
I take any brand that's free after rebate.

I wait until the sale. I buy about 300 CD-R's (3 spindles) and send the rebate in.

300 will easily last until the next "free after rebate" sale.

If these manufacturers want to play this rebate game ...I&#39;ll play along <_<
(why not give the savings up front? :angry: )