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In Reply to: Audiophile CD burning? black CD-R's? posted by larryLR on October 31, 2006 at 00:41:32:
L,I was able to make CDs that I thought were improved over the original by ripping the original CD using EAC, and then burning on to black memorex cdrs. The Yamaha drive I had had a special feature called AMQ (Audio Master Quality)that spreads out the pits which they claim reduces jitter:
http://www.yamaha.co.jp/english/product/computer/handbook/audiomaster02.html
ANyhow, I liked the disks produced this better than the originals, and used them to rip back to the HD when I went with a PC based playback system. (Disks blow IMHO and are dying)
AMQ was very very slow, and I used the memorex black cdrs that were very affordble at the time.
I haven't had my system in a good enough room to set it up right, so I haven't been able to test to see if it was worth all the effort, and if just ripping the originals would sound just as good when playing back from the PC.
FWIW, you really should be spending your time going with a PC based system than burning better disks. Well at least in my case I started out trying to create a better mouse trap, and ended up getting rid of the mice (which are dying)!
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- Re: Audiophile CD burning? black CD-R's? - Dawnrazor 07:54:33 10/31/06 (3)
- Reminds me - SeVeReD 19:34:52 10/31/06 (0)
- Re: Audiophile CD burning? black CD-R's? - bobp 09:33:13 10/31/06 (1)
- Re: Audiophile CD burning? black CD-R's? - Dawnrazor 09:41:22 10/31/06 (0)
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