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If your strictly interested in best quality audio cd burning,
Yamaha is the best choice.  It has an audio master mode
that burns larger and more precise lands and pits.

I just replaced my 8x Plexwriter with a  Yamaha 3200.
I use it only for burning audio cd's.  I suppose it does well as
a general purpose burner as well, but I have an Liteon 24x for
general use.

The only problem that I found with the disc burned from Yamaha is
reading problems in DVD players.  Otherwise the cds burned on Yamaha
actually sound better than those burned 4x on my old Plextor(considered
to be the best audio burner ever built).  There is actually test evidence
to back up my subjective opinion.  Nerospeed actually shows
better readibility of disc burned with Yamaha's audio master mode.

Whatever you end up buying, DO NOT use burnproof or other
buffer underrun protection for audio cd's.  The gaps that are on disc
do cause ticks and tracking problems.

"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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