SCSI CD drive capable of reading CD-R

In message <33412.64.169.63.74.1113776553.squirrel at 64.169.63.74> "Eric Smith" <eric at brouhaha.com> wrote: Amen to that. I had one a CMCMag disc delaminate inside a rather expensive CD recorder. Thankfully they didn't I did call the company I bought the discs from to request a refund - they refused on the grounds that it was more than 7 days since I bought the discs. Mentioning the Sale of Goods Act only resulted in the sales rep hanging up on me. I gave up and used the discs as coasters - it's about all they're good for. I'm viciously protective of my "secret stash" of T-Y CDRs. I've got half a dozen left and I still haven't found anywhere that sells them in spindle packs (or jewel cased for that matter). SVP have got packs of 100 shrink-wrapped for a bit over ?20, but past experience with shrinkwrapped CDs suggests they're going to be scratched to hell by the time I get them open. My first pack of CDRs (after the CMCs) was a pack of TDK Reflex discs (ATIP checked as "TDK Corp"). They were damn near perfect - even now, four years on, there aren't any data errors on them. Then I bought a pack of ten and ended up with CMCs... Same here. They still make their own DVD-RWs (Media ID on mine was "TDKsakuM3") but they outsource CDR manufacture to CMC. I've been buying the Verbatim DLPs for ages and never had a bad burn. They also seem to take Pressit labels quite well (certainly better than the TDKs). No, I don't use Pressit labels on my backup CDs - I've got a water-based CD marker to label those. Later. -- Phil. | Acorn Risc PC600 Mk3, SA202, 64MB, 6GB, philpem at philpem.me.uk | ViewFinder, 10BaseT Ethernet, 2-slice, http://www.philpem.me.uk/ | 48xCD, ARCINv6c IDE, SCSI Nothing can go wroff001010 bus error: core dumped