stand-alone cd burners

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tony moore

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hey folks,

anyone tried any of those stand-alone type cd burners? like the philips, etc. just moved and space is fairly tight and i'm in between computers to boot. so that is a tempting solution for a time. any input appreciated. thanks!

tony

ps - anyone in socal/la want to give a midwestern neophyte any pointers on the area, concerning music and such that is? you can pmail me at tony-moore@excite.com
 
I have a Phillips Stand alone CD audio recorder, and it's great! Shop around and you can get blank Audio CD's for about $1.33 each.

Dom Franco
 
I have a Phillips CD 560 Stand alone recorder. I love it! I compare my masters to Commercially released albums, and they sound pretty close. Volume is up there, but of course their $$$ effects and $$$ microphones make a difference. My customers are always satisfied with their CD.

Dom Franco
 
I have a Harman Kardon CDR2, and it's fantastic! I buy Nashua brand disks from staples at $1.50 per CD w/jewel case in a ten box, and 50 on a spindle for $40. And like Dom, never a complaint. Plus, I can pick it up and take it with me to record elsewhere.
 
Yo Antonio:>

I've been researching the Alesis Masterlink. From all information, it's supposed to be very good and will accept about any type of input. The input/tracks are stored on a hard drive and there is software in the box to set up and burn Redbook CD's.

Costs more than Phillips' products; somewhere between 1500 and 1650 depending what supplier you talk to. It is a hot item at the moment and I do believe I'm going to get one unless I hear some negative reports on the box.

Keep twiddling the dials,
Green Hornet
 
oh, I forgot to tell you that I also have gotten, of late, disks from CompUSA at $9.99 for ten in sleeves.
 
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