50 Pack Maxell 80 Mins At Staples 1.95 after Rebate

[RossLullabys]

Staples has 50 Pack Maxell 80 Mins CD 48 Speed for 1.95 after 8off in store and 10.00 rebate.

This was staples in Norwalk/long beach Ca

Its gotta be a warm deal anyway I bought 4 and am going back...

 

[clarkmo]

chek for max rebates allowed per ady ,etc.

 

[willboxer]

they had the TDK for 1.94 after 8 IR and 10 MIR, i posted that a few days ago (48x) 50pk

 

[0roo0roo]

maxell now wow. so mnay good cdr rebate deals so close together, damnit shoulda chcked today when i bought markers

 

[willboxer]

i'll grab a spindle tomorrow, it never hurts to have some extra

 

[Adam8281]

Here here for cheap CDs! Anyone who pays more than .05/cd is a tool!

 

[jrichrds]

Do you have a CDR ID of these Maxell discs? Curious who the manufacturer is...

 

[Rileyrr]

If these sales are still going, you can tack on the 12% Customer Appreciation discounts as well. Brings them down to nearly free. The coupon can be found at chubby billfold.....

 

[NuKe9]

I saw some Maxell's that were TY at Walgreens yesterday, anyone finding spindles "Made in Japan"? They are also a different shape than the other spindles.

 

[nebula]

Originally posted by: RossLullabys
Staples has 50 Pack Maxell 80 Mins CD 48 Speed for 1.95 after 8off in store and 10.00 rebate.

This was staples in Norwalk/long beach Ca

Its gotta be a warm deal anyway I bought 4 and am going back...

Are these online too or in store only? I can't seem to find them online.

 

[VirtualLarry]

Originally posted by: NuKe9
I saw some Maxell's that were TY at Walgreens yesterday, anyone finding spindles "Made in Japan"? They are also a different shape than the other spindles.

Most of the Maxell 80min spindles that I've seen (mostly at Walgreen's too), were Ritek, althought after using a few of them, I actually got better results than from 48x-rated Fuji T-Ys, in terms of very low C1 error counts (and zero C2 errors).

I've also seen some other packaging, not locally, of "Maxell CD-R 80 Pro", note the "Pro" at the end, those are supposedly T-Y. Does the packaging on the spindles you saw, say "Pro" on them? Do they have the "traditional" T-Y screw-top spindles, that Fuji T-Ys used to have?

 

[nebula]

Originally posted by: VirtualLarry

Originally posted by: NuKe9
I saw some Maxell's that were TY at Walgreens yesterday, anyone finding spindles "Made in Japan"? They are also a different shape than the other spindles.

Most of the Maxell 80min spindles that I've seen (mostly at Walgreen's too), were Ritek, althought after using a few of them, I actually got better results than from 48x-rated Fuji T-Ys, in terms of very low C1 error counts (and zero C2 errors).

I've also seen some other packaging, not locally, of "Maxell CD-R 80 Pro", note the "Pro" at the end, those are supposedly T-Y. Does the packaging on the spindles you saw, say "Pro" on them? Do they have the "traditional" T-Y screw-top spindles, that Fuji T-Ys used to have?

I think the screw tops are long gone. They have switched to a locking top mostly now. Anyway, you can tell by the sides of the spindle cover, near the bottom will be a part about an inch long that is slightly bigger than the rest. That, and of course Made in Japan.

 

[VirtualLarry]

Originally posted by: nebula

I think the screw tops are long gone. They have switched to a locking top mostly now. Anyway, you can tell by the sides of the spindle cover, near the bottom will be a part about an inch long that is slightly bigger than the rest. That, and of course Made in Japan.

Yes, like the new Fuji spindles. Btw, are those Maxell CD-R "Pro", or not? That would be an interesting development... when Fuji switches from T-Y to ProDisc, Maxell decides to switch from Ritek to T-Y.

 

[0roo0roo]

u sure that wasn't a substitution deal?

saw no 80min maxells at all at mine