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Imation inkjet full hub printable cd-r

Discussion in 'CD-R(W) Media' started by saugmon, Sep 29, 2005.

  1. saugmon

    saugmon Senior member

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    I don't back up a lot of cds,just some discs I keep in my vehicles.My spindle of maxells are about used up and I found some Imation white inkjet full hub printable 48x cd-r's in the 30 pack spindle for $6.00. Heck,I got the epson r-200,why not print some cds up with it?

    I got these Imations at a dollar store while I was looking for dvd cases that a buddy of mine told me they had.

    I just backed up my pink floyd the wall cd set-on the fly.They look great printed off my epson r-200 printer and sound pretty good so far.

    My question:
    How's the quality of Imation cd-r media?
    Did I get screwed on that price?

    Thanks to anyone who helps to enlighten me on cd-r full hub printable media.
     
  2. LOCOENG

    LOCOENG Moderator Staff Member

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    Glad to step in here and help ole buddy...or at least give a hit to this thead.

    Sorry about the wait, as I don't frequent this side of the forum much. I've burned probably twice as many CD's as DVD's and until I started with the movies I never new there was such a big difference in media. I don't think the choices here (CD) are as critical as in the DVD biz.

    My experience with Imation is limited, but the few I have used I don't know of any problems. My usual brand is Verbatim DataLifePlus, the same as my DVD blanks. I've used a lot of Sony's, Maxell's, and yes
    gasp...Memosux. All have worked fine except for the black Memosux. And still several years after the demise of the original Napster, I have seen no loss in quality.

    But a little research turned up a CDR Identifier that works much the same as DVD Identifier. Give you the manufacturer, dye used and compatability. I didn't look for a CDR data base so I don't know what to do with the information given to you by the identifier.

    Good luck with those Imations, I don't think you'll have any probs, and the price sounds right.

    Oh and I bought the r320 about a month ago and love it...where are you
    getting the full hub printable DVD's?

    P.S. Pink is my all time favorite classic rock band...Poop on led.
     
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  3. saugmon

    saugmon Senior member

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    Hello LOCOENG. I've only burned about 5 or 6 of them. Seem to be ok. I've got some kinks and neil young to re-back,seeing as my first burns sucked that came off a very old cd-rw drive my neighbor gave me.
    Later
     

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