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24-06-2008
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| New on Forum Join Date: Jan 2007
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| Burning Station - Help me pick my poison I have on hand Plextor PX-755 SA, Phillips 8810(benq 1640/50) and also a host of older plextors - beige scsi variant, etc. Looking to build a burning/scanning station. Dual drive setup. Open to also buying a pioneer 115 as well. Help me pick my poison. What dual drive setup would be great for ripping/scanning/reference copies and just plain ole burning. We use TY CDR and DVD+R for single sided burns and Verbatim DVD DL for dual layer burns. |
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24-06-2008
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| CD Freaks Senior Member  Join Date: Aug 2006
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| Re: Burning Station - Help me pick my poison I would prefer a Pioneer 115D or Samsung 203B for burning and an NEC 7200 or one of the Lite-On models for scanning....my two cents.
__________________ Drives in service: Pioneer 215L (1.18 modified MCSE) Samsung 203B (SB04 patched CodeKing) Lite-On 20A1L (BL06 FB FBL EOS EOHT 6) NEC/Optiarc 7200S (1.06 modified L&D) Retired drives: BenQ DW1655; NEC 3540A Imgburn : The Ultimate Image Burner |
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