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lfender
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like the subject says! PM me or post in this message
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Cosmic
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Hi lfender,
As a basic CD/data back-up burner for the 788, either one does the job; I have the CD-R one, which is discontinued.
Of course, with the CD-RW one, you get the option of using CD-RW discs that are re-writable, thus the possibility of keeping your 'coaster count' down by doing rough evaluation mixes, erasing the disc and using it again.
Best,
CC
As a basic CD/data back-up burner for the 788, either one does the job; I have the CD-R one, which is discontinued.
Of course, with the CD-RW one, you get the option of using CD-RW discs that are re-writable, thus the possibility of keeping your 'coaster count' down by doing rough evaluation mixes, erasing the disc and using it again.
Best,
CC
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trigger
Member
Go with the CD-RW788 or.......get the TEAC CD-W512S drive, a scsi case with power and terminator plug and you've built your own fully functional CDRW to use with the 788.
I've seen the TEAC CD-W512S drive go for pennies on e-bay.
I've seen the TEAC CD-W512S drive go for pennies on e-bay.
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boose44
New member
Triggers got the best idea. That's how I got my CD for my 788. Enclosures are cheap and you can save a bundle by doing it yourself -- since the packaged drives for the 788 have been discontinued and are hard to find.
-bruce
P.S. Theres an auction up now for a TEAC CD-W512S SCSI on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=44952&item=5157231915&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
-bruce
P.S. Theres an auction up now for a TEAC CD-W512S SCSI on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=44952&item=5157231915&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW