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So far wasted up 5 of the 25. Bought these thinking they would be better for audio CD's. Should have read the reviews first. May try them for data CD's to get some of my money back. Avoid these unless you have a stand-alone recorder.
I got lucky and was able to take these back to Staples after creating 6 frisbees out of 10. They also tend to start skipping and become unreadable after a couple years. But only to buy Sony and have the same problem. This isn't the first time I've had problems with Memorex or Sony. Definitely not 'green' companies since I imagine a lot of their cds end up in the trash heap. When can we get some quality in this country.
Haven't had any problems yet after burning two CD's. Good product, seems to be the best for the money
Some what expensive but since I am disable I could not shop around locally.
I have tried many types of CD-R's to record music and I have found that you absolutely must have a MUSIC CD-R to get the fullest, richest sound. And of the MUSIC CD-R's, I have found that the MEMOREX brand gives the richest sound with the most overtones. I have also found that they last longer, being less likely to develop "problems" years after recording.
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