burned cds = bad sound?

[jeremythelen 10+ year member]

the songs werent downloaded from the net it was jsut a copied real actual cd, not a burned one

 

[turbo 10+ year member]

If you copy from cd to cd you should have a perfect duplicate of the cd. And speed only stops the pops on lesser quality burners.

 

[eengrms 10+ year member]

Originally posted by Audio N00B I'd just like to add that burning slow probably will NOT effect the quality of the music.

 

However, it will reduce chances of pops/clicks in music but if you have a quality burner then this shouldn't be much of a problem.

I agree 100%. Anyone who knows anything about burning technology will tell you the same thing. I have a plextor writer and I burn all of my audio CD's at 48X and every single one of them comes out perfect. If you bought a crappy Lite-On writer, expect crappy CD's. Enough said.

And quit arguing. You sound like a bunch of children... oh wait a minute....

 

[ace7733 10+ year member]

this website has a plethora of info on cd burning

http://www.cdfreaks.com/

 

[ace7733 10+ year member]

Originally posted by eengrms If you bought a crappy Lite-On writer, expect crappy CD's.

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Lite-On is one of the best burners you can buy

check out the forums on that website

 

[palikt 10+ year member]

thats bull, all the cds i down load sound like the really thing.. i have a t1 line and it takes about 15 to 30 sec to download a song. you just cant go to kazaa or something like that and get the best. i have member ship and all the songs sound new