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Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY All cds/cdr's audio quality diminishes in time mainly by just being read in the player. [---snip snip---] As for the so called cdr's labeled as music, they pay a license fee to advertise that way, and thats why they are more expensive. Do you think the company will eat that cost?? Thats why they pass that on to the consumer who pays for that, as well as the fancy labels/packaging you get with the high dollar cdr's.

wrong and wrong. the quality of the cd isn't in any way affcted by how much it is played.
and the second one is wrong too like stated before.

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I burn mine at 52x. I've never had a single problem with them.

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Originally posted by zoomzoom I burn mine at 52x. I've never had a single problem with them.

good luck to you... and when you are playing out w/ your cdr's and notice a crackle or abnormal sound snippit... make sure to think back to this thread.

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Originally posted by onceler good luck to you... and when you are playing out w/ your cdr's and notice a crackle or abnormal sound snippit... make sure to think back to this thread.

Indeed, Onceler is right.

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