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Old 3rd February 2004   #1
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CD player/recorder

Looking for a dedicated CD player/recorder. Something basic but reliable (don’t need any of the extra futures as in MasterLink). So many choices out there: Sony, Hhb, Tascam, Marantz. Would appreciate feedback from users.
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HHB BurnIt has 24bit AD converters.
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Pay more mony, get a Tascam unit and be happy for years.
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I would get the masterlink over the tascam. I have a tascam cdrw 5000 that doesn't burn 90% of the time and is only an over expensive cd player these days. Maybe their newer ones are better. There used to be a forum at tascam with lots of people saying the same thing. I have heard that the hhb are pretty reliable.
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Is there any reason to having a burner like say the Masterlink and burn CD's off a computer as well?
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Second thought….
Just burn in the computer and get a nice CD player instead (cheaper).
I have a Tascam CDRW2000 myself but don’t use it for burning (its converters are not that good).
Why use another set of external converters (unless you don’t use computers).
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I have a fostex CR-200 (not sure about the number) ... and couldn't be happier with it ... don't care for the convertors ... it has aes in and that's what I use to go into it.

A dedicated burner is worth it's money merely for the times you have to burn a quick reference CD after tracking / pre mixing ... or to check mixes. It's so much easier and faster then going through the hassle of bouncing to disk first.
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Originally posted by A101
Just burn in the computer and get a nice CD player instead (cheaper).
Initially I was planning on getting just a high quality CD player. However, the price difference is so small might as well add that small difference and get a burner.
Chris is right, might come in handy.
Any suggestions on brand and model?
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