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In Reply to: RE: "In addition, March said, records aren't as durable as CDs. " posted by JimK on August 15, 2012 at 07:42:45:
Hey JimK,
Have you noticed if any of those CDs that went bad are the gold ones?
(I bring it up because I remember reading, (a long time ago), that one reason for going to gold was that the aluminium, (used in standard CDs), will oxidize eventually,(within a hundred years even when encased in plastic), whereas gold will not, (or at least not in our lifetime).
FYI, I have not had any of my prerecorded CDs go bad, (knock on wood!), but I've had several of my CDR copies go bad after just a couple of years.
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Follow Ups
- RE: "In addition, March said, records aren't as durable as CDs. " - Raiderman 09:25:59 08/15/12 (2)
- All of the "problem children" are aluminum/silver. - JimK 14:17:04 08/15/12 (0)
- I've had CD's go bad. - Bry 13:19:20 08/15/12 (0)