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How much do you pay for blank cd's?
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 11:07 pm
by smidley
How much cash does everyone end up forking over for a 50pack of blank cd's? I usually have to pay around 20$.
Just wondering what the price difference around here is.
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 11:18 pm
by AAF Striker
Can usually get a 50 CD-R pack for ~$6 - $10 after rebate. I always see them in that area when I check the paper.
Wished
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 11:19 pm
by terrancelam
I lived in the states for the sole reason of cheap CD-RWS! haha I pay about $60CAD for 100 700mb/80mins Princo cd-rs. That is including taxes.
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 11:23 pm
by smidley
Yeah, sometimes i do the rebate thing too, but usually it takes too long for my money to come back to me, so I end up paying the full 20.
Oh well.

Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 2:01 pm
by Joint Chiefs of Staff
I can get a 100 spindle 16x - 80mins for $56 out the door at one of my local pc shops. That's the everyday going rate. Then on Sunday's I go to the local flea market and get 25 single cases for $5 and 25 double cases for $8.
It's a steal in my opinion.
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 2:20 pm
by lurker
30-pack TDK CD-R media $2 after rebates
This is for those of you who don't mind sending in two rebates. Available this week in-store and online. TDK 30-pack
80min (700MB) CD-R media (item CDR80CB30TG) for $20. Available through CircuitCity.com are a $12 mail-in
rebate and a $6 mail-in rebate.
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 2:21 pm
by Grimson
I haven't bought cd's in 5 months, I recently accquired 300 free ones.

Re: Wished
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 3:18 pm
by Maliy
Originally posted by terrancelam
I lived in the states for the sole reason of cheap CD-RWS! haha I pay about $60CAD for 100 700mb/80mins Princo cd-rs. That is including taxes.
Terrance I suggest you reconsider this brand. From my own experience, their cdr media is genetic and the quality is not good.
I use to shop around for cheapest cd's and after few months all my music compilation became a garbadge with noises. From now on I am only buying quality cd's.
My top choices are: Sony, TDK, Verbatium, Ricoh, Maxell, Memorex (currently use and like), Yamaha(currently use and like)
All of those I personally used and would recommend. As for the price I got my 50pk Memorex 2 months ago for $22 with $10 mail in rebate that i got few days ago so it was $12, very cheap.
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 3:25 pm
by Norm
I just got a 50 pack (Memorex 80 min/700mb 12X) free from a customer who bought the wrong ones.
I like the Memorex the best. I used to do well with Sony, but got a bad batch my last purchase and now only buy Memorex.
I like the slim cases too, I can put more of them in my toolbox to take onsite when helping a client.
Man, I've got CD's coming out my ears now.
How did I ever get by without a burner?
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 3:32 pm
by eddiec
Originally posted by Norm
Man, I've got CD's coming out my ears now.
Norm after an evening of burning CD's.
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 3:35 pm
by Norm
Re: Re: Wished
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 4:00 pm
by terrancelam
Originally posted by Maliy
Terrance I suggest you reconsider this brand. From my own experience, their cdr media is genetic and the quality is not good.
I use to shop around for cheapest cd's and after few months all my music compilation became a garbadge with noises. From now on I am only buying quality cd's.
My top choices are: Sony, TDK, Verbatium, Ricoh, Maxell, Memorex (currently use and like), Yamaha(currently use and like)
All of those I personally used and would recommend. As for the price I got my 50pk Memorex 2 months ago for $22 with $10 mail in rebate that i got few days ago so it was $12, very cheap.
hmmm you sure? I'll look into a different brand then, but personally I've found them to be cheap and good. No problems so far and it's been quite a few months. I used to use Delta CD-Rs, but ehh..those were working out so well.
Also the Princo's seem to support the 24X speeds well and so I don't know if I can find other 24X media (other then Mitsui, which I found interestingly enough burned at 24X, even without a set burnspeed!).
Re: Re: Re: Wished
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 4:04 pm
by Maliy
Originally posted by terrancelam
hmmm you sure? I'll look into a different brand then, but personally I've found them to be cheap and good. No problems so far and it's been quite a few months. I used to use Delta CD-Rs, but ehh..those were working out so well.
Also the Princo's seem to support the 24X speeds well and so I don't know if I can find other 24X media (other then Mitsui, which I found interestingly enough burned at 24X, even without a set burnspeed!).
Maybe they improved Princo from the last time I used it. But when I was using them, music cd compilation will work fine after burning, but in a few month it would have some sound defects. For 24x burns I belive Fuji is the best brand but haven't tried them so can't tell for sure.
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 4:06 pm
by Grimson
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 4:13 pm
by Norm
Know anyone who makes housecalls ?
My Doctor will only meet me in public places

Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 4:16 pm
by Grimson
Originally posted by Norm
Know anyone who makes housecalls ?

My Doctor will only meet me in public places
can't say I blame him.
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Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2002 4:20 pm
by aagiants
im patient, so i wait until a kick ass deal comes around like 100 cds for 5$$ after rebates