CD Recorder

Stephen Walker (swalker@mail.arc.nasa.gov)
Tue, 19 May 1998 20:20:29 -0700

Actually depending on what you are into a CD Recorder for, I bought one
from Phillips not so long ago, that basically hooks up to my stereo, so it
is strictly for audio recording, but it was significantly cheaper, about
$400, ON SALE.

If you are interested it is at:

http://www.philips.com/

There are a couple of unlisted tricks about it, which are mainly that you
cannot record onto your basic computer CD-R's, but you have to find these
special Audio CD-R/CD-RW, but other than that it works really well.

By the way the audio CD's cost about $10 bucks a piece so you really have
to want to record something. Anyway it is an option...

S

>found this on the web for $1,500 just in case you all haven't run out
>and bought mini-disks and have xtra cash to burn...

>RCA jacks let you record from any source
>Studio quality 16 bit A to D conversion
>Loopback lets you set record levels
>Copy any audio or computer CD
>Create custom audio CDs instantly

>check out
>> http://www.corpsys.com/products/cdpro.html
>>
>>
>peace,
>argo

Stephen Walker

NASA Ames Research Center
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