Hello all.  I'm currently looking to buy a new CD-RW after my plextor finally gave out, and I am amazed how how much the price gap between plextors and lite-on's have widened in the last year.  My question is this:  the CD's I burn I am hoping to last for ~10 years (i.e. long enough to go onto whatever the archival format is in 10 years), and to do so I am willing to pay a premium.  All my CD-R's are tayio yuden or mitsui, but since my plextor died, I am wondering, is there really that big of a difference between the burn quality of plextor's and lite-on's?  I am especially curious since I am 99% sure that plextor's refuse to burn a CD faster then it thinks is tolerable, since I've noticed it refused to burn some brands at higher then 24X or 16X, with some of my better media going up to 32X.   Also, I noticed the discs burned at 24x on a lite-on and plextor seem to be slightly different physically.  Mainly, the gap between where the speeds change is MUCH more visiable on one then the other (I did no further tests to figure out which was which), and I am not sure if this is a good thing or not . . .
-Chu
			
			-Chu
				
		
			