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In the Thread: Digital recorders: what the "big boys" use?
Post Subject: Same impressions herePosted by Antonio J. on: 1/6/2005

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You and I must be of the very few that find CD-R copied discs sounding worse than an original CD, most people find no differences or better sound in copied discs.

I have a Marantz Pro recorder (631 I believe) and as a transport is pure crap, not even the Bidat can mend that. As a copier is clearly worse than the computer, but to make some vinyl track copies is better than any arrangement I've tried using my PC. I keep it to copy the vinyls that some friends lend me to be able to keep that wonderful music that is not available anymore.

Editing and copying CD's with the computer is quite tricky. I use the EAC (using very exigent settings to assure accuracy of reading) to extract, and Nero to arrange the disc and burn it. I use 8x speed and a Plextor burner. Media is usually "cheap" CD's but I avoid colored ones (blue ones are the worst sounding) and I prefer the golden or greeny ones. BenQ works fine. If I need to copy a whole disc, then the best program to do so is Clone CD. With this program there are differences, but smaller than using Nero, Adaptec or other programs.

The only other burner that comes close to the Plextor's quality was a Teac I had about 3 years ago, but this unit wasn't able to copy some "protected" discs. The Plextor is. All other burners by Sony, Philips, LG, etc don't make as good copies as the Plextor. Perhaps it has to do with the power applied to the laser beam while burning the CD-R.

Regards.

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