The first retail stamped cd will have some error correcting, this substitutes the unreadable pit for what came before it be it 0 or 1, so it has a 50% of getting it right.
Every copied cd has the same each way bet with that original error, and then it has it’s own now to contend with also that the original didn’t, and so on and so on. The more you copy the original the more the errors grow and each one only has 50% of getting it right.
Pick up an original German first release of Propagander "A Secret Wish" it has the on the back from Sony the stamping errors with corrections that happen and at what seconds in each track.
Cheers George
Every copied cd has the same each way bet with that original error, and then it has it’s own now to contend with also that the original didn’t, and so on and so on. The more you copy the original the more the errors grow and each one only has 50% of getting it right.
Pick up an original German first release of Propagander "A Secret Wish" it has the on the back from Sony the stamping errors with corrections that happen and at what seconds in each track.
Cheers George