Good cheap audio CDRs!!

[_dan_]

I've told a mate that I'd do him 100 copies of his demo album.

Just wondering in your opinion, what is the cheapest and best make of CDR for this?? Obviously reliability and compatibility are the most important things.

If they were silver as opposed to purple, blue or gold would be good to!! Also printable!

Cheers guys

Dan

[dick dastardly]

I've never had a problem with the ones from PC Line. You can get a pack of 100 in Dixons for about £20

[polarbert]

ditto the ones from makro £19.99 for a pack of 100 with jewel cases

never put a foot wrong for me


Rob®

[agent006]

dick dastardly said:

I've never had a problem with the ones from PC Line. You can get a pack of 100 in Dixons for about £20

I have, they distort when they get hot and start to skip. Therefore they're useless in car CD players, or any other CD player that generates any heat.

[squirrelz]

When you say audio CDRs, do you mean the ones you can use on standalone CD recorders, or just any data CD for recording audio on, on a PC or Mac?

For data CDs I'd suggest www.blankdiscshop.co.uk/acatalog/80mincdr.html

[_dan_]

squirrelz said:

When you say audio CDRs, do you mean the ones you can use on standalone CD recorders, or just any data CD for recording audio on, on a PC or Mac? For data CDs I'd suggest www.blankdiscshop.co.uk/acatalog/80mincdr.html

Basically, I've been given a CD of by old rocker mate of my mums, and in a pissed up conversation I said I'd bang him out a load of copies. So, I've got a NEC 3520 burner and a bit of spare time on my hands. Like I said, for his sake I reckon it'd look a little better if I burnt them on silver bottomed discs. And if I can print on them with an inkjet then even better.

I think I found some decent ones last night, but they're saved on the history on a different account!! I'll edit the link in a little while........