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[Jacob Robinson]

Our church needs to get a CD duplicator, we only need a 1:1 since our demand is low, but it is taking a toll on my personal laptop, and not to mention it is quite timely to rip and burn every CD.

My question is if anyone has any experience or advice on a decent duplicator.  the two models I have been looking at are the:

QD-DVD by Microboards http://www.fullcompass.com/product/267770.html

Recordex DVD-100 http://www.fullcompass.com/product/356845.html


-Jake

[Bill McKelvey]

Our church needs to get a CD duplicator, we only need a 1:1 since our demand is low, but it is taking a toll on my personal laptop, and not to mention it is quite timely to rip and burn every CD.

My question is if anyone has any experience or advice on a decent duplicator.  the two models I have been looking at are the:

QD-DVD by Microboards http://www.fullcompass.com/product/267770.html

Recordex DVD-100 http://www.fullcompass.com/product/356845.html


-Jake

I just purchased a 1:3 LightScribe version from this company. I talked to their tech before purchasing and he was very helpful. I record and burn 4 copies of our service each week.
http://www.aleratec.com/260155e.html

[Arnold B. Krueger]

Our church needs to get a CD duplicator, we only need a 1:1 since our demand is low, but it is taking a toll on my personal laptop, and not to mention it is quite timely to rip and burn every CD.

My question is if anyone has any experience or advice on a decent duplicator.  the two models I have been looking at are the:

QD-DVD by Microboards http://www.fullcompass.com/product/267770.html

Recordex DVD-100 http://www.fullcompass.com/product/356845.html

From here, they look pretty darn similar. The Blurb about the Microboards seems more complete, and it costs less. Microboards is also the 500 pound gorilla in this market. A vast percentage of what people use is either theirs or based on stuff that is essentially a clone of theirs.

Add about 5 more target drives and you have the machine that we've been flogging at church for maybe 4-5 years now, sometimes doing 100s of discs per week. It just keeps on ticking and people figure out how to use it in about a heartbeat.

BTW, if you have the right burner in your laptop, it might be up to the job at hand. I have a client who is on the second drive in his laptop, but its about 6 years old and he burns dozens of discs per week.

[Brian Ehlers]

I've been pleased with the 1:3 duplicator we purchased from DiscMakers.  Actually, it has an internal hard drive, so if you want to load your master onto the drive, you can burn 4 copies at once.  CDs or DVDs.  Of course, DiscMakers also offer units both smaller or much larger, with our without printers and robotics.  I've also been pleased with DiscMakers as a source of blank media and cases.

[John Livings]

Our church needs to get a CD duplicator, we only need a 1:1 since our demand is low, but it is taking a toll on my personal laptop, and not to mention it is quite timely to rip and burn every CD.]

The Least Expensive and Smallest way to go is to buy an External Optical Drive (CD/DVD Burner), Just check to see which ones are compatible with your Laptop.  ( 6.2 X 5.6 X 0.8 inches, weighs 1 pound  and around $50.00 Dollars U.S).

Also beware that many Duplicators run only on specific operating system (NO MACS)

Regards,  John

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-External-Optical-SE-S084D-TSBS/dp/B0044DEDBG/ref=dp_ob_title_ce

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