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RE: Maybe this will help.

Posted by geoffkait on May 23, 2016 at 12:53:10:

Even if the ink used on the CD label is slightly magnetic due to trace ferrous elements the resulting magnetic field would not be large enough to have any effect on the laser beam or on any wiring in proximity to the laser. If you choose to believe what Furutech says that's OK with me. I choose not to. The magnetic field from a transformer or wven an AC wire nearby would far outweigh the puny magnetic field produced by the ink, assumed there is one, which I actually doubt.