CDR-Audio blank discs

There is a difference, but it is only relevant for "consumer" recorders - the ones that the pros use take the computer style blanks.

Anyway, digression over, try www.protape.co.uk and select the "CD-R Audio" option in the main "CD-R" section. They'll be about £0.50 per blank in quantity.

Cheers,
Simon

Excellent, just what I was looking for.
Many thanks

malcolm

The 'audio' discs are for consumer CDR decks, they are a bit more expensive as they have an additional levy to cover copyright issues.

Some decks can use PC discs...

Andy.

Cheaper still is www.pricebuster.org.uk

Or phone them on 0870 800 3444.

"...support your local independent dealer!"

I have done many comparisons with cdr and cdr-audio in computer burners and there is a vast difference in sound quality.
regards,
Pete

if you're not too bothered about not buying well known brand names like TDK and Sony this site is very good. I burn alot of CDRs and I've not had a problem with the disks. For instance they have Traxdata 40x 80m CDRs at under 20p each

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I have done many comparisons with cdr and cdr-audio in computer burners and there is a vast difference in sound quality.

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I have done a lot of comparisons too, and while I agree that there are differences, as long as you get a decent brand I wouldn't say the differences were very big. I find there are much greater differences to be found in the CD burner that you use.

I to have noticed a difference,DataTrack Gold disks £1 at pound land sound far better than Grundig multi speed at £1 for 2. There is also far less jumping if any on the DataTrack gold.

Alan