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I bought a Teac 24x drive and while it didn't have a loud vibration problem,
every time it accessed a cd there was an extremely high pitched noise(I
gather that it was from the laser moving back and forth).  It was very
annoying and personally I would rather hear the low rattling sound of a
vibrating cd than the high pitched squeal of the laser accessing a cd.
Needless to say it was returned the next day and I'm still searching for a
quiet cd-rom.

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Carsten Boecker wrote in message
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>>All the x24 speed CD-ROM's and above that I have seen have been very noisy
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>>If anyone has experience in installing a variety of brands, would they
like
>to comment on the noise level
>>from differing brands.
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>>I did hear a comment that PHILIPS were very good, but these are not
>available here that I am aware of so I
>>would like to know which other brands are quiet.
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>Goldstar, Mitsumi, Pioneer and even Plextor are quite "loud".
>I prefer TEAC for EIDE and Plextor for SCSI.
>Pioneer drives have a jumper on their back to preselect the vibration
level.
>They are shipped with the high-performance settings and become pleasant
with
>the slower settings.
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