Gigastorage 24X written at 24X.

LTR-52246S, F/W 6S0F, 700Mb data
ATIP: 97m 28s 12f
Disc Manufacturer: Gigastorage Corp.
Reflective layer: Dye (Long strategy; e.g. Cyanine, Azo etc.)
Media type: CD-Recordable
Recording Speeds: min. unknown - max. unknown
nominal Capacity: 698.88MB (79m 33s 00f / LBA: 357825)

Sold as bulkpaq/noname 24X. Burns without problems, stored for over 2 years.

Drive: Lite-ON LTR-32123S
Firmware: XS0X
Disc Size: 650Mb DATA
Media: Gigastorage 1x-8x
Sold As: MaxMax Multispeed 74min/680Mb
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This Disc is designed for CD-RW/COMBO Drive Only.
Disc Type, Material = CD-R, Cyanine
ATIP Lead-in = 97m 28s 10f
Norminal Capacity = 660.21MB (75m 09s 00f)
Disc Manufacturer maybe = GigaStorage (8x)
SMART-BURN Speed Limit = 32X
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Drive Type = CD-RW
Disc Type = CDR
Material = Cyanine
Lead In = 97:28:10
Lead Out = 75:09:00
Nominal Capacity = 660.21MB (75m 09s 00f/LBA:338025)
Manufacturer Maybe = Gigastorage Corporation
Smart-Burn Speed Limit = Wrt(32X),Rd(40X)
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Write Speed: 8x (CLV)
Read Speed: 40x (CAV)
Comments: Ouch!!!

Drive Type = COMBO
Disc Type = CDR
Material = Phthalocyanine
Lead In = 97:28:15
Lead Out = 79:59:72
Nominal Capacity = 702.83MB
Manufacturer Maybe = Gigastorage Corporation
SMART-BURN Speed Limit = 52X (Write)

Notes:
I just picked up a spindle of these Kodak 48x discs on sale at Future Shop in Canada, labelled as "Product of Taiwan". Using Liteon's smartburn utility, the media identified as being Gigastore OEM. I previously bought some of their 4x DVD+R media and the OEM was Plasmon.

Unfortunately the top disc was scratched by their packing machine or something, but I was able to burn successfully to it with an LG 4120B running firmware A104. The amount of C1 errors was very low other than the scratched portion, and despite the relatively nasty scratch (on the top of the media!) the Kprobe C1 average was still 1.32 with no C2 errors. Looking good, I will post a followup once I burn a non-damaged disc for an accurate Kprobe reading. The Kprobe testing was done on a SOHC-5232K f/w NK0A.

I have now completed a burn to an unscratched disc, at 40x on an LG 4120B firmware A104. Very impressive burn quality, as good as Taiyo Yudens burned in the same drive.