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Re: Copied CD's sound inferior to originals.

Posted by Hung on September 13, 2000 at 15:08:31:
I can hear a slight difference- a tiny bit of degradation of "involvement and transparency." The duplcated CDs were burned at 8x. I agree with other inmats that at 2x or 4x, they sound very good.
I did the AB test with my first few CD-r. Since the difference is small, I did not do any critical listening to detect any difference now. After break in, I guess I cannot hear any difference if I duplicate cds at 2x.