In article , malcolm
wrote:
the audio CDRs should be of a better quality, made to a guaranteed spec
maybe!

TBH I doubt this is the case. I have never seen any measurements that
support the idea that - for example - the TDK XG *audio* CDR blanks are of
any better 'quality' than their XG *data* discs. So far as I have been able
to tell, the only difference is a few pence in price for the modulation
pattern that identified the 'audio' CDR. :-)

With other brands and 'white labels', though, who knows...

Slainte,

Jim

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