Who presses up full 80 minute CDs?

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May 13, 2002
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they can be pressed but i dont recomend it, they wont play in every syetem, the most you can go is about 78 min, your on your own if they dont play right,i dont know any plant thats gonna tell you they will cover the cost if they dont play right, the equipment is not made to go over 74 min but they can squeez a few more mins onto the disc surface but not 79-or 80, trust me on this ive pressed over 700 thousand cds in the last two years
 
Apr 25, 2002
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kev ski said:
they can be pressed but i dont recomend it, they wont play in every syetem, the most you can go is about 78 min, your on your own if they dont play right,i dont know any plant thats gonna tell you they will cover the cost if they dont play right, the equipment is not made to go over 74 min but they can squeez a few more mins onto the disc surface but not 79-or 80, trust me on this ive pressed over 700 thousand cds in the last two years
Good looking out for putting up that info!! I was thinking about making a long close to 80 mins CD too but i wont now after reading this. Whats a good max number of minutes of music to have on a CD where there is a full guarantee?? Is 74 mins coo?

Also if you do Cd duplication, hit me up with your rates at [email protected]
 
May 4, 2002
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yea your probably right, when i got my cds pressed this past month they said they usually reccomend to keep them at 78 mins, but i havent heard a complaint yet i did a double disc both discs are over 79 mins and they have played fine for me.....just thought id let yall know my situation...