Best Buy - $29.99 Sony CDR 50 Pack 1x-12x compatible...sounds good to me!!

[PwAg]

Sounds good to me as I remember buying a 50 pack of Sony's for $50 the last time I was there. Go get em boyz!

 

[Kwad Guy]

Cold cold cold. If you want to buy at a B&M, go to CompUSA.
This week they have TDK *100* packs, 1-12x campatible, for $39.95
with at $20 rebate from TDK. You can get up to three rebates
per household...TDK makes good quality CDRs, too. (These are
74 minute CDRs).

Kwad

 

[PwAg]

hmmm...I saw those...but the dye used looked like crap...Sony has a nice dark dye

 

[w3b]

I thought the TDKs are Ritek (lower quality).

 

[PwAg]

i guess if it's for storage, the media used is irrelevant...if its above COMPUSA quality that is. I use high quality audio cd's for audio production at 24bit, and consumer cd's can't even compare. So I guess you guys are right when it comes to just storage...look for the biggest bang for the buck. I guess those Sony's arent too good, but I still prefer the dye of 8x Sony's over anything else when it comes to storing pure data. 12X Sony's actually look washed out.

 

[tigger80]

i still say the kingston 12x memory is the best deal from outpost.com its only 17.95 with overnight shipping.

 

[SuperFreaky]

What's better quality???

I've used both the kingston ones from outpost, the Imation ones from CompUSA and some sony's in the past, but I can't tell much of a difference(in anything, not just data)...

 

[PwAg]

take a true Audio CDR(2X) and take a regular SONY CDR or others...throw them in a dual cd player with mixer...and you have yourself a difference in audio quality...no doubt about it. But when comparing just regular cdr's, it's all about price. I guess they are all the same.

 

[mofo888]

The TDK at CompUSA are from Ritek (crappy dye).

The ones at Costco (which says Certified Plus) are the real good stuff.

 

[macssuck]

PwAg Do you know if the Sony?s are made in Japan?