Thank you piano632 for that - I will definitely check it out.
Even better than a mitsui? I am excited !
Even better than a mitsui? I am excited !
A tweak that will tame the digital-ness
You can improve the sound of the red book Cd.
1) Rip it into your computer with the EAC program (exact audio copy) - can be had for free by google searching for it.
2) Burn it onto a Taiyo Yuden or Mitsui gold CDr.
3) Use Feurio program to burn - google for it also.
4) Burn it on the slowest speed allowed by your CDr
Player.
5) If you upgrade your CDr player to a plextor one, you can further improve the quality.
The sound is more dynamic, and the digital shril-ness is tamed. For the first time, I am satisfied with the digital sound.
Before spending thousands on an upgrade, might want to give it a try.
1) Rip it into your computer with the EAC program (exact audio copy) - can be had for free by google searching for it.
2) Burn it onto a Taiyo Yuden or Mitsui gold CDr.
3) Use Feurio program to burn - google for it also.
4) Burn it on the slowest speed allowed by your CDr
Player.
5) If you upgrade your CDr player to a plextor one, you can further improve the quality.
The sound is more dynamic, and the digital shril-ness is tamed. For the first time, I am satisfied with the digital sound.
Before spending thousands on an upgrade, might want to give it a try.
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You may want to try ERS Sheets on your digital equipment before spending huge $s. http://www.tnt-audio.com/accessories/ers_cloth_e.html |
Sorry to revive such an old thread! I just purchased a pre-owned factory reconditioned Harmon Kardan CDR-2 cd recorder. It can burn at 1X. Do you think using Taiyo Yuden or Mitsui gold CDR's as described above burned at 1X on this unit will garner similar results in terms of an improvment over Redbook? Anyone? |
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