Verbatim Vinyl CD-Rs?

2003-04-30 05:15:40

http://www.verbatim.com/products/products.....cfm?pro_id=393

I saw these in a store and thought they looked cool... was wondering if they're actually any good... has anybody run any tests on them yet?

Verbatim Vinyl CD-Rs?

Reply #1 – 2003-04-30 07:15:18

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/12400

Verbatim Vinyl CD-Rs?

Reply #2 – 2003-05-06 16:45:49

I have burned a few of these lately, my first endeavor was a club mix for my sister and it turned out great.
The Verbatim site lists the recommended Burn speeds, I believe it tops out safely at around 16 X. I have burned at 8 x (standard burn)  and at 4 x using  Audio Master setting for my Yamaha burner. I have had no compatibility issues playing the CDs in many different devices including CDroms and standard Home audio components.

Verbatim Vinyl CD-Rs?

Reply #3 – 2003-05-06 16:59:36

yup...


btw.. the Q magazine..
had a reggae sampler attached to a volume.. on
last summer..

sounded just like the rest..
exept i thought there was
something with the high freq. band..

Verbatim Vinyl CD-Rs?

Reply #4 – 2003-05-06 17:07:56

cdfreaks Media tests thread
1 test on 1st page of the thread, one on 2nd.

Verbatim Vinyl CD-Rs?

Reply #5 – 2003-05-06 18:05:25

I've had trouble playing e³works vinyl CD-R's on a Memorex discman of mine. No trouble playing on my CD-R/CD-RW compatible Sony CD-changer, and haven't tried on anything else.

I don't know if Verbatims would perform exaclty the same.

Just throwing my experience with vinyl in.