Mobile fidelity gold CDR vs Black CDR

Thanks Mejames. Not to hijack this thread but, are any of you guy's using a standalone CD burner? I had a little Harmon Kardon that died recently and need to replace it. I'm looking at a Tascam..... Any suggestions.

Thanks

Chris

The ones I tried were the Melody. They were given to me, so please don't ask where to buy them--I have no idea. I have not had them for years--so I can only comment that after a few months they seem to be holding up very well. The TDK pro showed wear after half a dozen plays and putting in and out of the jacket.

As to the Mitsui gold discs, I purchase those from [url-http://www.american-digital.com/prodsite/default.asp]American Digital.[/url]

cmo two words regarding burner Reality Check it truly works

George Louis of RealityCheck says the life expectancy of his black cdrs is 300 years. I do not know how anyone knows how long black or silver cdrs last, however.

I tried Audio Xell black CDR's they won't play on all CDR's, Memorex black CDR's are pretty good. But the best are Hi Space Carbon black CDR's Not only almost indestructible, but a large audible step up! CDR burners,the Pioneer PDR 05 stable platter was the best sonically, of domestic machines. For PC use a Plextor outboard DVD/CD rom drive with Exact Audio Copy beats everything!