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mtxblau - Jul 23, 2002

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		mtxblau		Jul 23, 2002
			I'm considering a burner by BTC. Has anyone had compatability issues or anything of that nature with this particular company? I'm upgrading from a 2x2x4x burner which has burned well over 700cds (ha ha, not saturn/sega cd isos, but for my band) and has seen better days, so anything is an improvment. Any other suggestions (regarding said cd burner purchase) are welcome.

		Ratamahatta		Jul 23, 2002
			BTC is good, no compatibility problems, even works with discjuggler. I have the 24x10x40 BTC Burner. Excellent burner.

		klakalou		Jul 23, 2002
			i bought a buslink burner and it died after one burn ???

		SkankinMonkey		Jul 23, 2002
			The only brand I personally recommend is Plextor, they have a great reputation and the hardware to back it up.

		soul		Jul 23, 2002
			thats what i wanted to say but SkankinMonkey beat me to it anyway plextor is very good burner

		Quadriflax		Jul 23, 2002
			My vote goes for Plextor too. I think my friend has a Yamaha that he's had good luck with as well.

		opaque1234		Jul 23, 2002
			make sure it has a buffer underun protection., plextor 40x tdk 40x liteon 40x those are my recomendations

		lordtrace		Jul 23, 2002
			i also recomend plextor they fuggin rule

		bizarre001		Jul 23, 2002
			Plextor Yamaha Sony

		sizone		Jul 23, 2002
			i hate to agree with skank, but i too have heard nothing but good things about plextor, either that or yamaha. though i have an acer, which is kind of shitty and has real problems with multisessioning it also has an h.p. setup as opposedto the much more common sony setup so it defeats alot of copy protection that sony drives don't

		gamefoo21		Jul 23, 2002
			i dunno over the years i have had a mitsumi and a samsung and i still use the mitsumi 7 years old she is. but the samsung is new and it works really well.

		mtxblau		Jul 23, 2002
			I'm looking at a BTC, Plextor or AOpen burner. All of them are roughly 12x~16x (that's all I need... and can afford :: ) Any thoughts on AOpen? I love their cases, and their monitors are nice, but I can't find any decent reviews on their burners.

		sonik		Jul 24, 2002
			Don't buy a Sony! Sony recorders have some problems burning BIN/CUE! Go and see the forums of GoldenHawk and Fireburner... I say this cos I have one and can't burn BIN/CUE and ISO/CUE and nothing CUE

		Ratamahatta		Jul 24, 2002
			Go for the BTC, the 12x BTC was rather crappy, but the newer models are really really high quality. the 20x burner shouldnt be too expensive as I got mine for 129 canadian brand new.

		megametalgreymon		Jul 24, 2002
			another vote for the plextor here i have the 16/10/40 drive here, and havent had any compatibility problems or anything else causing problems with it. on another note my old 2X6 dysan drive still works (a cr-622) although it is obviously slow

		XAKEP		Jul 24, 2002
			I like Plextor ...

		wolfofwere		Jul 24, 2002
			I use an ATAPI 40x24x10 burner... it works really well, but when I bought it, it was on sale... If you have the cash, get a plextor burner. Everyone else covered the others, but ATAPI are ok too...

		gamefoo21		Jul 24, 2002
			i heard there are rumors about the drive makers working with the entertainment companies to write firmware that is unable to burn certain things and makes them more vulnerable to over and underruns.

		Gallstaff		Jul 24, 2002
			i use a lite-on.. something i dunno bit lite-on is a good company none the less.

		sonik		Jul 25, 2002
			Lite-on have some good burners! You can copy allmost any protected CD!

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