Please excuse my ignorance, but will these cd-r discs work in music recorders such as the Tascam, or just in computers?
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Yes, and the quality is excellent! I have used more than 200 of these and have never found a "dud."
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These are simply bog-standard CD-R disks, albeit of a supposedly high quality (meaning few if any dud disks, which has proved true for me, which is why I buy them). So if your Tascam will record to any CD-Rs (check the specs of your recorder), they'll do more than fine with these. It is possible that the recorder requires CDs that are specifically coded for audio recording (read more about that here: http://goo.gl/jGtWnS), so definitely check, unless you've already made it work with other plain-old CD-R disks.
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Yeas they will work just fine. Awesome quality CD's, thick and non transparent compared to the cheap ones.
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These do work in my Marantz CDR630 recorder which is generally very selective when reading discs. These are the only discs over 74 minutes that aren't routinely rejected in the optical check.
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I have been using a Teac recorder for several years and they work fine with it. My understanding is that the key words required are either "audio" rw cds or "music" rw cds, (they are one and the same) as opposed to regular data cds which are what we normally use on a computer. This was my second order on these and I'm pleased. I suggest trying them. Don't think they can hurt your recorder, even should theynot be the required ones.
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These Sony DVD-R Discs (for recording video) should work in your recorder because I see that it accepts DVD-R,DVD+R,& DVDRW (which arereusable DVDs) & I have always prefered Sony over the other brands - Digital Audio Blank discs (also known as Cd-R Audio discs) are for music only. I hope this helps.
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I use music CD-Rs to record. But I have also used CD-Rs. Believe music CD-Rs give you a better quality to sound.
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It is best to record on cd-r. Also, it depends on what was recorded. Some machines cannot play certain file formars
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Only if your cd changer has digital output. For being ancient should not have. A DAC converts a digital signal to analog . Sorry for my English
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Dear Susan E. I am no audio technician. However I bought my TEAC model RW-CD22 recorder from Costco about ten years ago and it is still going strong. On both the playback and record CD slide inputs there is an imprint similar to those on the Audio CDs which says " compact disc digital audio recordable". These are CD-R Music CDs and are the only ones I can record on. Just plain CD-R and CD-RW will not record on my unit. If I put in one of these the recorder displays "no disc" instead of the number of minutes to be recorded on the disc. I have been told that regular CD-R or CD-RW (which is re-recordable) can be used for music from other sources but I don't know for sure. Hope this helps. Jack Dear Susan E. I am no audio technician. However I bought my TEAC model RW-CD22 recorder from Costco about ten years ago and it is still going strong. On both the playback and record CD slide inputs there is an imprint similar to those on the Audio CDs which says " compact disc digital audio recordable". These are CD-R Music CDs and are the only ones I can record on. Just plain CD-R and CD-RW will not record on my unit. If I put in one of these the recorder displays "no disc" instead of the number of minutes to be recorded on the disc. I have been told that regular CD-R... » Read More Dear Susan E. I am no audio technician. However I bought my TEAC model RW-CD22 recorder from Costco about ten years ago and it is still going strong. On both the playback and record CD slide inputs there is an imprint similar to those on the Audio CDs which says " compact disc digital audio recordable". These are CD-R Music CDs and are the only ones I can record on. Just plain CD-R and CD-RW will not record on my unit. If I put in one of these the recorder displays "no disc" instead of the number of minutes to be recorded on the disc. I have been told that regular CD-R or CD-RW (which is re-recordable) can be used for music from other sources but I don't know for sure. Hope this helps. Jack « Show Less
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Hello Der'e friend, I hope I am not to late to aid you in your purchase. This unit is designed to work with not only a Majority of Tascam products but many Roland, Yamaha etc. Machines. To be perfectly sure go to Tascam's site for Absolute surety. B-Blest Scott¢¼
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It shouldn't be a problem. DVD's are the same size at Cd's, so they should work just the same. :O)
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Hmm...I can't see the original question, though the link asked if I could answer it. :) I'm *guessing* you own an audio component that records music....I have a Sony machine and it requires CD-R "music" discs, and will not work with "regular" CD-Rs. The ones I have found that DO work are either Sony CD-R Music discs OR Staples CD-Rs (I think "audio" on the package, but it is not on the disc itself, I just checked). So far, those are the only two brands that work in my CD-R recorder. Best of luck....
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i am very satisfied with the tascam 222slmkii. to date i have used it to to transfer music and language recordings from cassette tapes to cds.the machine worked flawlessly. it certainly can play cassette tapes and cds through a receiver and separate speakers. i don't have a turntable but my guess is that it will work. you can contact tascam for the information. if you buy the tascam, i think you will enjoy it. good luck.
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They should work in a computer lab. They work in all audio inputs I have tried.
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I believe that Tascam has a midi model as well as the CD model. The problem that I had with mine was the CD wouldn't rotate and then the power supply was defective. Both were replaced by Amazon. The CDGT2 works OK as long as you don't get a lemon
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I have an old Phillips CDR 775, in addition to my TASCAM 9000SL.These work fine on both of them. The CD-RWs are rewriteable; the CR-Rs are not, but they both work.No matter what kind you get (CR-R or CD-RW), make SURE they both say "Music" on them. (They are different than Data CDs.)
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Absolutely you can, but they will not play in a regular CD player, only a machine that plays DVDs.
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You could mix to stereo on the unit and put the line out to the line in on a CD recorder, then play from the Tascam and record straight to CD. It wouldn't be a digital transfer though, and you'd need to manually define the tracks on the recorder.
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Yes, absolutely! Visit www.Tascam.com and download the appropriate driver for your machine if it is not automatically detected.