Sony 50CRM80RS CD-R Audio
Saturday, September 19th, 2009 at
5:11 am
Features:
- CD-R Music media combines the pristine sound of Compact Disc with the ability to play on home, car and portable CD players
- Each CD-R holds up to 80 minutes of music for continuous recording and listening enjoyment
- 50-Ct Spindle
Product Description
Designed expressly for music or audio recording, Sony CD-R music discs provide the excellent sound quality of pre-recorded compact discs, and the ability to hear them on conventional home, auto and portable CD players. Sony CD-R music discs record digital music and audio in the standard compact disc 16-bit, 44.1kHz format. Each CD-R holds up to 80 minutes of music for continuous recording and listening enjoyment.
Average rating: 4.0
Price: $17.99
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Sony 50CRM80RS CD-R Audio
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Filed under: Sony
After using a 50pack of Memorex successfully, I decided to give Sony a try based on the rave reviews. I went through the first 15 discs off the top of the Sony stack before giving up. Every disc aborted the burn process with a “Power Calibration Error”. Never saw this error before with the Memorex discs I had used. I tried all the possible speeds (8x, 16x, 32x without any luck). It could be an incompatibility with my DVD drive (it is a Memorex drive, after all), but I can find anything about the issue Googling, at least nothing that will fix it.
Anyway, sounds like other folks have had better success so I would just avoid these if one is using a Memorex DVD 16X drive.
Rating: 1 / 5
Sony cd-r works pretty well.
I bought this since I am a big fan of Sony products. These cd’s music are of high quality. Will buy it again.
Rating: 5 / 5
Item arrived quickly and in good conditions. Provides excellent sound quality for music cds.
Rating: 5 / 5
This CD-R’s work good on a PC, I have a Vaio Sony so it shouldn’t be a problem but if you try these on a standard CD player only a couple of tracks will work. When I use Maxell evertything’s fine.
Rating: 3 / 5
I’m a senior citizen and somewhat digitally challenged, but I wanted to download iTunes music from the 60s and 70s on a CD that I could play in either my pickup truck or my Jeep Compass. My son loves the Sony CDs but isn’t sure they will play in a vehicle CD player. Can anyone give me some advice on how to record music on a CD that’ll play in a vehicle? These Sony CDs did record well and the sound quality was quite good but they would not play in my vehicle. Thanks.
Rating: 4 / 5