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UnkleSlam
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I had a Philips Cd-r, that was pure shite. It constantly gave me problems. I sent it back bought a Teac, from J and R online, I love it, it's very easy to use.And has been very reliable.
BTW, Teac is owned by Tascam or vice/versa.
BTW, Teac is owned by Tascam or vice/versa.
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Wil Davis
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I have a Tascam CD-RW4U and a HHB CDR-850. Luv 'em both, but the 850 is a bit more robust than the Tascam. Oh, and also a couple of Yamahas (CRW4416SXZ and CRW2100FXZ) connected to various PCs, but the Tascam & HHB are more versatile as far as audio recording goes.
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intelkt
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Thanks guys!!! I'm gonna buy the Tascam.
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ABSOULUTE
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Boy I'm really behind on the fd-4,when I bought mine about year and a half ago and I thought that you couldn't use a cd burner with it.How are you guys able to do this?
Boy I'm really behind on the fd-4,when I bought mine about year and a half ago and I thought that you couldn't use a cd burner with it.How are you guys able to do this?