I'd happily pay a premium for discs that someone actually cares about manufacturing properly.
Green Tune discs have been flawless for me lately. My only issue is, they can't be sold in bulk because of the coated surface.
Yah, I might have to try those out. Time wasted cutting coasters more than offsets the premium price.
......I'm tempted to try those pricey Green Tune CD-R's strictly for masters to see if they yield any better results.Or probably the Water Shield TYs...JT
Hey JT:I've used Water Shield TYs for a couple of years and are very reliable. Once in a while a C2 but not very often. They also look really nice when you print on them!
The main discs I've been using are the TY Water Shields -- Those have been fine - so far. Consistently good stuff.
Thanks for the tip on the watershields. First test was .6/18 which is a big improvement over the last few cases I've bought. One question, do the silver watershields actually look milky white on the top surface? They are not at all silver like the thermal TY's I am used to and was just wondering if the ones I got were mis-labeled or that's the way they come. They printed beautifully on the Rimage thermal printer.