CD-R hub code Maxell CD-R Pro

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  1. andrews27

    andrews27 Member

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    I recently bought a spindle of Maxell CD-R Pro that is different from my previous versions. The hub is fogged rather than transparent, and the hub numbers begin with HH77. What company made these? THANKS
     
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    Probably Ritek since Maxell made a deal for Ritek to manufacture all Maxell optical discs except Blu-ray.
     
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    Hey Joe, aren't the Maxell CD-R Pros made in Japan? I know the regular ones aren't. My Pros ID as TY's.

    andrews27, download Nero CD-DVD Speed 4.7.7.15 (it's free) and use the disc info tab to ID.

    http://www.cdspeed2000.com/
     
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    I got CD Speed, thanks. They're TY.
     
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    TY is about the only CD-R/DVD+/-R manufacturer left in Japan. I forgot about the Maxell Pro line being made by Taiyo Yuden.
     
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    Wal-Mart has stopped selling CDR-Pro and CVD-Pro Photo, another reason not to shop there. I bought 4x25 spindle online and the TY discs I received are lighter weight than my last retail purchase, have paler cyan coloring, and so far sound a bit tinny - I'm sorry I didn't sample around a bit.
     

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