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May 24 '04
Pros: Looks and feels great! Reliable burns at 8X.
Cons: Actual top burning speed is not marked. Little to no labeling area.
Summary: Verbatim’s Digital Vinyl CD-R The Look, The Feel What could be a neater thing to have? These CD-R’s are made to look like those old vinyl 45’s we used to love and play! The labels are in five colors: yellow, ...
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Oct 12 '03
Pros: Looks neat
Cons: Doesn't burn too well on some drives, slow, expensive
Summary: The top of these CD-R discs from Verbatim look like a vinyl record. They may look pretty cool, but they do have a couple of disadvantages. First of all, they are expensive! Often I see these sell for $8 or so for a 10-pack. $0.80 a disc - not too chea ...
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Mar 16 '06
Pros: Look cool, not too expensive
Cons: Won't play on my main system
Summary: I just bought three 5packs of these vinyl CD-R discs at Big lots. The price was pretty good, at $1.99 for 5, considering they came in the normal size large CD boxes, not slim boxes. This saves me having to buy the boxes in addition. Also, I thought
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Sep 19 '04
Pros: Discs look cool.
Cons: Almost every Verbatim "vinyl/CD-R" generates or in some other way acquires static on the disc.
Summary: Almost every Verbatim "vinyl/CD-R" that I have used generates or in some other way acquires static on the disc. The static stays in the system somehow, appearing on other different brand discs I subsequently use - until I reboot the computer! Does the
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Nov 27 '03
Pros: Cool looking!
Cons: Won't burn reliably at speeds over 12X
Summary: I bought a box of 10 of these and right away I got 4 bad burns. I had already burned the SAME music file with an Imation disc, so I knew the file was good. I called Verbatim to ask about getting a refund and they agreed to send me 4 new discs t
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