🚀 go-pugleaf

Your right many groups ( read Gratefull Dead - Phish) actively encourage
concert CD's. Those that don't well I have tons of Dylan boots and still
have bought every single CD he has released.  Now to your questions:

1. With an older system, I would think any CDRW would be fine. I'm not sure
if it would work fine with a high speed burner ( 32x - 40x) but I don't see
why not.

2.  I would look at the Cendyne 32x or the Lite On 32x or 40x.  The 32x  can
be found on Pricewatch.com for around $70. Be sure to check
www.resellerratings.com BEFORE buying as some of the lowest priced vendors
can't be trusted. WWW.NEWEGG.COM is a good vendor.

  Good luck




"case" <case.sinclair@imvs.sa.gov.au> wrote in message
news:3c9545f6@duster.adelaide.on.net...
> Hello All.
> I am hoping the wise souls in this NG who helped advise me which burner to
> buy about 5 years ago might have some good advice on which to buy this
time.
> My old SCSI Ricoh is still going well but I would like to get a new drive
> that can accept a wider range of media, as the Ricoh is very fussy on
media.
> I see much talk about Plexwriter and LiteOn, I am looking at a 24 or 36 X
> unit.IDE
> My primary use is the copying of bootleg music concerts, so being able to
> burn great quality audio at 4X is a must.
>
> Also will these modern burners still work on my Celeron 366 with 64 meg of
> RAM? (Win 98)
>
> Should I get one with or without burn-proof?
> Hope someone has the time to give me some advice, or at least get me
asking
> the right questions.
>
>
> thanks
>
> Case
> Adelaide
> Australia
>
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