Memorex (Prodisc) Cool Colors CDR's

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  1. bratcher

    bratcher Active member

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    Anybody use these discs before? I'm running out of 150 of them (25 packs I got from a Blockbuster Video for $1.99 each) that burned great (for audio) at both 16 & 32x. The outer wrapper said it was 48x media.

    Not looking for more since I now use Ritek silver/matte for my audio CD's. My Plextor 716a seems to like any CDR or DVD-R media thats put into it except for Princo DVD media & any CMC media but we know that stuff is junk anyway...
     
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    used them once.. hated them.. use them as frisbees..

    nothing but ty's and verbatims for me
     
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    bratcher Active member

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    "used them once.. hated them.. use them as frisbees..
    nothing but ty's and verbatims for me"

    Why did you hate them. The ones I've burned never caused me a problem. Only CD's I've had trouble with were CMC. Ritek, Prodisc & Lead Data CDR's have all burned & played fine.

    No I don't buy Fry's (Lead Data) CD's anymore just one pack of a hundred & it was OK for CD audio use.

    DVD's? TY & only TY.....
     
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    dvds.. ty and verbs..
     
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    I had a pack of 25 that I purchased about 6 years ago, burned some backups of my Dreamcast games on with my crappy 2x Sony burner (LOL), and I believe they still work great to this day.
     

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