Looking for low qty of pre-printed blank CDRs???

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I've wrestled with Google for about 25 minutes on this with no luck. I'm basically looking for a place to order about 50 blank CDRs with my bands name and contact information printed on them.

My idea is that I can burn venue-appropriate material to each CDR depending on whether we're hitting up a blues club or a more classic rock oriented place, etc.

I don't believe I need true screen printing; perhaps thermal is enough if it looks professional. I only need one color on disc and most of the places I've found seem to offer much larger quantities and/or way more colors than I want.

Do such places exist or do I need to investigate my own CD printer???

Thanks in advance.
 
this might be overkill for you...

this is where we're gonna get our ep done to start

http://www.kunaki.com/

you get everything with this.. you can order 1 cd if you want and i doubt you'll find anything cheaper than 1.60 a cd for a short run. but again this comes with a case and printed sleeve... not sure if it's the route you wanna go.. might be more for the finished product.
 
eeb said:
this might be overkill for you...

this is where we're gonna get our ep done to start

http://www.kunaki.com/

you get everything with this.. you can order 1 cd if you want and i doubt you'll find anything cheaper than 1.60 a cd for a short run. but again this comes with a case and printed sleeve... not sure if it's the route you wanna go.. might be more for the finished product.
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Probably not for the promo kits we're working on now, but our full lenght EP is only a month or so away from completion and this looks like a pretty good option for short runs of that! Thanks.
 
hey no prob! I actually got their link from another post here a while back.. seems like a good deal until you can afford/want to do a large run
 
So if I go the DIY route, is an inkjet printer that can print to CD going to give me a higher quality end product or is a thermal printer going to be better?

Any ideas all?
 
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