Pack'nHeat
06-22-2001, 09:15 PM
Thanks, Pack'nHeat
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Roy
06-23-2001, 05:10 PM
I don't have a favorite place for CDRs. I just watch the ads in the Sunday newspaper and jump on the best deals. Circuit City recently had 200 80/700s for less than $0.10 each after rebates. Staples had 10 with slim jewel cases 'free' after rebate. Office Depot had 10 CDRW for about $0.15 each after rebate.
Beyond that, I do my general price comparison shopping at www.pricewatch.com (http://www.pricewatch.com) .
Beyond that, I do my general price comparison shopping at www.pricewatch.com (http://www.pricewatch.com) .
RayH
06-23-2001, 05:37 PM
I'm still waiting for a buch of rebates. But the price I paid out front was less than $15 per 100!
Personally, I've found no difference in quality between brands. Everything, including house brands and no labels, record and play in whatever I stick them in!
As for "audio" quality. Those are more for the home recording decks. Those discs have paid the RIAA a licensing fee and are apparently encoded as such. But it's some of the home decks that make use of it. I record music with just plain old on sales!
Personally, I've found no difference in quality between brands. Everything, including house brands and no labels, record and play in whatever I stick them in!
As for "audio" quality. Those are more for the home recording decks. Those discs have paid the RIAA a licensing fee and are apparently encoded as such. But it's some of the home decks that make use of it. I record music with just plain old on sales!
rh71
06-24-2001, 08:56 AM
Don't forget to check http://www.techbargains.com everyday for deals like this.
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