[78-L] CD recorders

[David Lennick]

Ditto re the BurnIt, which has not failed me in close to ten years. For what 
it's worth, I have an earlier HHB (VERY early) that a music company pitched 
when closing up shop. It may work only on low speed blanks, and they have to be 
inserted upside down. I've never tried it out. Bigger than a breadbox.

dl

On 12/4/2012 1:22 PM, Alan Bunting wrote:
> Assuming you mean machines that use CD-R rather than Audio CD-R blanks the choice has become very limited with, so far as I know, only Fostex, Tascam and Teac currently producing them.
>
> The Fostex is expensive and has many features your friend will probably never use so the best bet is one of the Teac or Tascam ones.
>
> Assuming he lives in the USA if he goes to amazon.com and searches for "CD Recorder" in Electronics this will bring up 4 of the Teac / Tascam models with some user reviews.
>
> Personally I use an HHB "Burn-It" which, sadly, is no longer available - it's well worth looking out for one on e-bay (or any of the earlier HHB models)
>
> Alan Bunting
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>> What is the best stand-alone CD recorder? What's the least expensive
>> with the most features?
>> I have a friend offlist who's looking for such.
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