Re: CD-Rs and the Clarion 635 Pro-Audio Changer

[Devin Phatak <devin@phatak.com>]

TDK has been rated as one of the best brands. Does anyone know if the "audio"
quality versions are any better than standard cd-r's? They cost more, but I tend
to doubt they are any better...any insight?

Thanks,
Devin

VR6vEEEdUB@aol.com wrote:

> i have never had any problems burning to cds that are green. i have had
> problems compatibility wise with the gold ones.  all my cd players and my
> friends cd players run all the cd's i make.  they use them in their old and
> new cd players.  i make sure that i dont close the cd before im done writing
> all the tracks.  regular cd players do not read multisession cds.  they need
> to be written with one session then the cd should be closed.  i learned the
> hard way by ruining 2 cds before i realized this.  so write all the tracks
> then close the cd. you should have any problems after that.  the silver cd are
> the better cd...then i would choose the green ones...the gold ones gave me
> compatability problems 80% of the time.  btw i use TDK cds.
>
> marc