Which is a good cdr between ARITA, LEAD DATA or PRINCO 80min/blue????

[skawn]

Everything is in the title.

I would like to know what the best media is between ARITA, LEAD DATA and PRINCO ???
They're all 80min and blue (not golden one)

Thanks to respond!

 

[pyssdogg]

-well i use Fuji 700MB disks, i buy 'em in the 50 disk spindle

-they have like a light green dye color and seem to work the best out of all the different brands i have tried in the last couple of years...

-in fact they are the only ones that consistently plays back in my kenwood changer in the car...my changer is picky as hell too

 

[woody]

I use the Fuji's too.They are made by the Taiyo Yuden factory..They work great!

 

[Snoppen]

Arita 80 min.has never let me down.But its easy to scratch them on the "upside" so you should use a cd label.Go for it.

<<< Snoppen >>>

 

[ChickenMan]

I have had problems with all blue coloured CDR's from time to time. NEVER have a problem with the Gold coloured. So I stick with scratch resistant brands like Mitsui, Kodak or Ricoh.

The Mitsui's are now available for 80c AUS (or 40c US) so why would you try and save 5c on crap CDR's.

 

[thibouille]

I Always used Philips Silver Premium for months because they were produced by Taiyo Yuden and Philips Multipurpose were piece of shit (Ritek).

But here in Belgium, since a couple of week these chenged quite a bit:
Multipurpose AND Silver Premium are both made by Mitsui so I don't see why I should pay Premium price p) for the same quality.

Didn't have any problem with these Mitsui. However, I'm more confident in Taiyo Yuden ones. What do you guys think ?

What brands are made by Taiyo Yuden ??