TDK Life On Record Music CDR 52x, 50 Pack Spindle
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Customer Review: I've tried the rest, these are the best
Summary: 5 Stars
I am a volunteer D.J. at our local Public Radio Station where I host a blues program. I have my music library on my computer and I must record my musical program and burn it to CD so I can play it at the station. I have had no end of problems with many CD disc products. I have experimented with many different brands. I am only satisfied with these the TDK CD-R-80 Life on Record. All the others have been problematic.Customer Review: Even better than Verbatim Audio...
Summary: 5 Stars
I used the Plextor CD Burner and Verbatim Audio CDR in China; then I got the high quality CDs; but here I think the TDKs are more convenient, reliable and the CDs are more enjoyable. Remember, you are burning CD Audio not common data, so I suggest 8X burning, you would then enjoy both the speed and sound quality!Customer Review: TDK CD-Rs
Summary: 5 Stars
This media has always worked for me and these discs hold up after years of extensive use. TDK was always one of my favorite cassette tapes and now they even are better with their CD-R's. Most people I know use these and have been extremely happy with their performance, reliability and sound.Customer Review: These CDs Work
Summary: 5 Stars
I have had problems burning music CDs for playback in my car. I used "good" brands like Sony. When I saw these described as Music CDs, I decided to give them a try. I've had much better luck. The price is the same, and they work as data CDs too.Customer Review: Very good quality, worth the extra $
Summary: 5 Stars
I am very pleased with the quality of the CDs. I love burning my own music, and the previous brand I used would always get rejected by my Beemer's music system towards the end of the CD. Not the TDK's though. Totally worth the few more dollars!