Best CD-RW media??

[shocksyde]

what's everyone's opinion on the best type of cd-rw media? and where's a good place to order them?

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[Warthog]

I don't really use CD-RWs that much. Actually I've only ever used one http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif, even though I have 3 others. The one I have used as my regular backup disk, is Verbatim. I have used it since September of '99. I haven't had any troubles yet. The others that I have are Sony, but since I haven't used 'em, that's not gonna help you much http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif.

I bought mine at Staples.

Warthog

[shocksyde]

haha, at least you tried to help! so do you think buying the cheapest spindle would be a bad idea?

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[Ben Dare2]

I bought a spindle of 100 cdr discs from comp usa for $29.95 (no name)...they work good on my ricoh cd-rw for data...haven't tried mp3....For data I can't tell the difference in the no name and samsung, memorex, imation, etc., and I use all of them a lot...
I know it depends a lot on what your using them for.....

Another 2 cents gone....Ol'Ben

[Warthog]

Well....I would do it - if I wanted CD-RWs. I really can't say because of my limited use with the media.

C'mon, some of you other members have experience...

Warthog

[shocksyde]

yeah come on lets get some input!!!!

"Input, need input!"

(Short Circuit quote! weeee!)

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[burgy]

i use traxdata discs they r good 4 everything!! mp3/data/wavs etc etc, they r cheap cdr discs, and i only use sony cdrw as i get best backup results from em!! hope that is of some help m8!! :0)

[shocksyde]

m8? haha ok thats a new one. thanks for the info.

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[rmanet]

After some troubles duplicating game and music CDs so the copies would work on computer, home and car CD players, I found Verbatim and Kodak to be the best choices - remember that most older players, etc. often won't read a CD-RW, so I'd burn a CD-RW master, then copy to CD-R.

I've done quite a few with Verbatim; copies even work in my 89 BMW stock CD changer.