Blank CD recommendation

[Mk2Jo]

boys and girls .... can anyone recommend really good quality cd's to put music onto ... ones that don't start to chip and flake after only a short time Thanks

[Trevmk3]

weve used verbatim ones that dont seem too bad, same with TDK and maxell.

 

just dont throw them about Jo, just stay calm and place them

[Mk2Jo]

lol ... they're not actually for me, they're for a bloke at work

[richie_stix]

don't use supermarket own brands... they are the ones that normally fail the quality assurance test at the major brands and are sold on cheap to tesco and the like!

[SmokeEm]

i use verbatim

[tazrocks88]

i always use infiniti for CD's and DVD's the dvd's are samurai's but cant remember if the cd's have a brand lol but there good quality anyway

[richie_stix]

don't forget the actual quality of the mp3 will affect quality! it pisses me off how many people copy music at 128 kbps... it simply wont do! you need around the 200kbps for good quality!

[2.8i Cossie]

if you are having problems playing CD's etc cos of scratches use a drop of Autoglym SRP or another polish with a fine abrasive.

 

It smoothes the scores and can help them to work again!

 

I have done this on a few CDs and DVDs with MINOR scratches and always stopped them skipping!

 

not really topic so ill post this

 

I use Corporate express liberated from wifes company!

 

But any CD will last long as long as you treat it well!

[flyingbanana]

verbatim is good make also tuffdisk,datasafe their are more.....i always buy my disks from here and they are cheap

 

http://svp.co.uk/

[GJUK]

Datasafe.

 

Used them for years, better quality than verbatim and much cheaper.

 

(I go through maybe 100 of these a week on average (DVD and CDRS).

 

J