most dvd duplicators/robotic copiers just use pioneer burners
Hi guys,
I did some googling and was unable to find industrial grade burners? Would anyone be able to give me a hand.
I have a mate who does a fair bit of audio work and burns ALOT of music as a result.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Evil.
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most dvd duplicators/robotic copiers just use pioneer burners
YEap, just got it from a guy on atomic that DVR-215's are the current best choice. That and the latest firmware, can't go wrong.
Cheers,
Evil.
Aren't Plextor burners considered to be Industrial grade? They retail for several times more than all the other brands of burner.
is the only place I could find that sells them. They list a number of Plextor burners but no stock. So I guess they have to order them in if you want one.
PLEXTOR INT SATA DVDBurner (Retail)
RRP: AUD 274.00
Our price: AUD 196.35 (USD 172.79), save 28%
PLEXTOR INT 52x.32x/52X CD-REWRITER (BEIGE) 8Mb Buffer Underrun Proof RRP: AUD 199.00
Our price: AUD 172.09 save 14%
PLEXTOR INT E-IDE DVDBurner (OEM) ** BLACK **
RRP: AUD 307.00
Our price: AUD 231.00 save 25%
PLEXTOR INT E-IDE DVDBurner (Retail)
RRP: AUD 252.00
Our price: AUD 184.80 (USD 162.62), save 27%
PLEXTOR EXTERNAL DVD Burner (Retail) Black
RRP: AUD 406.00
Our price: AUD 311.85 (USD 274.43), save 23%
Not to sure mate, but the guy on atomic that recommended it is well known to the community as an optical media expert.
Pioneer also offers good bang for buck too, $50 pretty good
Blown Humax 5400Z, Strong SRT 4658X, Strong 4663X and DM 518.
I have PX-716A and it has trouble reading/burning Phthalocyanine disks (mitsui, verbatim), and it has progressive got worse.
It had a very easy life; I thought a firmware update would fix it, but apparently not.
Not worth the extra money and the anguish, and never again plextor.
Go for the cheaper burner and change them when better specs are needed.
Hi all
I have been involved in burning about 200,000 DVD's over the last 2 years all done with pioneer burners and a very low fail rate. Yes I think they are the best bang for your buck.
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