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Most likely, the NEC is bad at DAE.  You may try experimenting with
different media and different burn speeds - and that may clear up the
problem but in all likelihood, the NEC may need a flickin'.

:o)

"spamoff" <spamoff@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:4vow6.5125$45.25991@newsfeeds.bigpond.com...
> Hi,
>
> When I copy a CD on the fly, the burnt CD plays back with a static sound
in
> the background.
> The reader is a 40X SCSI NEC CD-3010A drive (configured as SCSI ID 2) and
> the CDR is a 6X24 Teac 56S (configured as SCSI ID 3).  Both devices are
> connected to an Iwill 2936UWE SCSI adapter card.
>
> The SCSI termination is set on the CDROM reader (the NEC drive) and the
> termination on the writer is set to 'off'.
> Both drives play original audio CDs without any distortion.  However,
> distortion occurs on both drives when I play a copied CD.
>
> This problem has only occurred since I added the NEC cdrom to my PC.  I
> previously had an IDE CDROM as the reader and recorded without any
problems
> to the Teac SCSI burner (+ Iwill adapter).
>
> Before giving the flick to the NEC drive and re-installing the previous
IDE
> CDROM drive, what should I be looking at to rectify this problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Shane
>
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