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In Reply to: Re: What do cd tweaks imply about what better-designed cd would look like? posted by TomLarson on March 2, 2007 at 17:12:28:
There are some disks made this way. I have seen several different makes (the names escape me now) that had rounded inside and outside edges along with pebbled or frosted surfaces that were designed into the disk mold. I have also seen lable sides of disks painted all black but suspect that was as a result of cosmetic dsign choice.
There are also people that believe that CD/DVD mediums do not live up to the performance promissed. George Bischoff lead a group known as Bischoff Audio Gemeinschaft in Berlin Germany. They have produced an optical recording disk known as the "44.1+" CDR. These are available through George Bischoff Audio Engineering at 506 Brookside Lane, Hillsbobough, NJ 08844, toll free 877-272-1567, Fax 908-314-0042. You can also try www.bischoffaudiogemeinschaft@web.de Regards Moray James.
moray james
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- Re: What do cd tweaks imply about what better-designed cd would look like? - moray james 13:51:01 03/04/07 (1)
- Re: What do cd tweaks imply about what better-designed cd would look like? - TomLarson 11:02:42 03/05/07 (0)
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