c.d's

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some friends of mine have used Oasis (oasis.com) and they do good work.

i've never sold more than like 30 CDs at any given show, so I always make my own.

i need to invest in a CD printer, because i had a guy do a short run of 100 CDs for me at 2.50 per CD that were printed instead of paper pasted and they sold much quicker.
 
right on cross i've peeped there site b4 it looks cool its just i keep hearin other peoples praises on other company's was wonderin what everone's thoughts was right on for yours

a c.d. printer does seem like a good investment
have it lookin proffesional and save money doin your self
i'm goin to see if i can find this site i saw that was sellin those and chexk that out
good look pimpin
 
I did a run with DISCMAKERS and was pretty happy with how everything turned out.

Most cats I know that have done something have gone through RAINBO. I have only seen one cat get shit back from them and be cool with the shit from the door. One cat only had half his barcode showing on a 1000 run.

It's a ton of companies in the back of the BILLBOARD magazines. I called a few of em and the all seemed sloppy with the charges and all. I'd ask em about the liitle things and they'd want to charge out the ass. In the end DISCMAKERS had their shit together and even tossed in some shit just cause I asked. In the end I feel they where cheaper than the cheaper (advertising) companies.
 
crosstudio

or anyone else doing short runs (30-50) you can just buy a cannon BJC6000 printer and print on cds with it, I bought one on ebay for $45 and so far have printed over 100 cds no problem. Now I'm starting on making my own autiomation arm for cd burning so I can duplicate 100 cds at a time without having to put them in one at a time.
 
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