I'd appreciate some recommendations re: cheap yet reliable CD duplication services. Let's say I want to take a 320kbp3 MP3 mix and put it on 50 CDs with printed labels (but no cases, I have plenty of CD sleeves): how much should I expect to pay and does anyone have any suggestions as to places/people to contact?

Thanks in advance

Hey man.

Have you considered buying a printer and just printing them yourself? A half decent epson or canon can produce some really good results for demo mixes/tracks you plan on sending out, and for a short run like 50, it is easily fast enough.

Other than that, you're looking at MMS, Community Musician, or any of the other millions that advertise on the web. It will be expensive for a short run, and not really worth it in my opinion Wait till you actually need to do 500.

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You're better off using a service like Music Pin IMO. http://music-pin.com/

Keep in mind you can do this kind of thing on your own as well. We did something like this @ WMC this year and it worked really well.

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www.dupdepot.com
Those guys are good with reasonable prices.

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