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What is the Best Type of Blank Cd to Buy

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  1. gtyoungdime
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    i was just wondering what is the best type of blank CD out there to buy. i have been using Sony cdr's lately and the quality has not been that good and noticed that some of the songs tape low. what do you guys prefer or use?
     
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    gtyoungdime, Sep 28, 2009


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  2. SocaSelectah
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    quality - you sure its not low quality songs you're tryna burn?
    low volume - erm i think theres a volume levelling option on software such as nero, but again this might be linked to poor quality songs

    and i use sony cds.
     
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  3. naieem
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    yea sony cdz is the bestt quality aroundd i use it tuu.. is it in mp3 format..
     
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  4. gtyoungdime
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    SocaSelectah-i use nero idk bout that volume levelling option imma try it later on
    u cud be rite it prob is the quailty of the songs to b/c i been using sony cds for a while now

    naieem-yea there in mp3 format
     
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    i use memorex cuz i burn cds like crazy....memorex is the way to go
     
    high deff., Sep 28, 2009


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    Verbitam is my choice
     
    reignz, Sep 30, 2009


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    Verbatim is also my choice but I think that your low volume levels are due to low quality mp3s. Also if you are burning random songs to a CD, there are going to be volume differences between the tracks.
     
    djrink, Sep 30, 2009


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    Word...thats the way to go if u burn mad cdz cuz they are cheap!!!...But Verbatim iz my shyt!!!...
     
    DJ Killa Kev, Sep 30, 2009


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    nero man! i've been using nero for a long time now stilll!
     
    king_cobra, Sep 30, 2009


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    He asked bout Blank CD's...not what program!!!...
     
    DJ Killa Kev, Sep 30, 2009


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  11. king_cobra
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    to be honest i buy any kinda of cd skunt to burn my music lol cd is cd skeck i wont waste money to buy a brand cd lol
     
    king_cobra, Sep 30, 2009


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    sony if its on sale, otherwise id get ridata.

    memorex hasnt failed me yet either.
     
    silvershadow, Sep 30, 2009


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    $30 is alot for 50 cds man. toronto (canadacomputers). i get 50 cds for under $20. Ridata brand.

    if u get cheap cds, they will destroy, or stop working after a certain amount of time. cant risk that if you rely on burned cds when djing.
     
    silvershadow, Sep 30, 2009


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  14. music source
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    well i think memorex is the best blank cd gives your burned copies a clean crystal sound
     
    music source, Sep 30, 2009


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    Phillips and maxell are good
     
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    Sony CD's Have never let me down.
     
    quagmire69, Sep 30, 2009


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    i use Fuji, its hard to get them at ur local walmart or staples. it durability quality is great and affordable . u can throw it slid it around and would get scratched that easy. i get a 80min spool of 100 for 20 bucks on ebay.
     
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    i use sony , memorix , and rida data cd
     
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