Rating: Summary: Didn't find any difference from the regular Maxell cdr's Review: I don't understand what's so great about these high priced cdr's. I bought a pack and burned some cd audio and it sounds the exact same. The cd looks the exact same. I tried my hardest to figure out what the difference is between these and the 10 pack of Maxell CD's also sold at Amazon.Com for 16.99! I say just buy the 10 pack and leave these high priced similar cdr's alone.
Rating: Summary: Music CDR vs CDR Review: I have used Maxell, TDK, Memoex and Phillips music CDRs. I found that the Phillips were the best followed by Maxell. I didn't care for the TDK because it seemed to have problems when you filled the entire CD. Memorex is a risk. In reference to the other review that I read - there is no difference between Music CDRs and CDRs other than encoding on the Music CDRs that enable them to be used in home audio CD Recorders rather than through a Computer. So if you are burning CDs via computer don't buy any Music CDRs, just stick to your favorite brand. I like Maxell products, they're usually good and very consistent.
Rating: Summary: Music CDR vs CDR Review: I have used Maxell, TDK, Memoex and Phillips music CDRs. I found that the Phillips were the best followed by Maxell. I didn't care for the TDK because it seemed to have problems when you filled the entire CD. Memorex is a risk. In reference to the other review that I read - there is no difference between Music CDRs and CDRs other than encoding on the Music CDRs that enable them to be used in home audio CD Recorders rather than through a Computer. So if you are burning CDs via computer don't buy any Music CDRs, just stick to your favorite brand. I like Maxell products, they're usually good and very consistent.
