13 Mar
1998
13 Mar
'98
8:39 p.m.
At 11:09 AM 3/11/98 -0800, you wrote:
The reason I can't say the same for CD-ROM's is
that I don't have any that
are more than a decade old. Some of my floppies will be 30 years old
pretty soon.
I have [music] CD's going back to the mid-80's. They all work fine.
(P.S., never buy an Aiwa CD player.)
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13 Mar
13 Mar
8:45 p.m.
I have [music] CD's going back to the
mid-80's. They all work fine.
(P.S., never buy an Aiwa CD player.)
I agree. At a college station I was involved with (WMSE in Milwaukee - I
once let the cheeseheads endure all four minutes of "Swallowing Scrap
Metal", a rather nasty noisework), we had some of the very first disks
pressed for the public. They are still good (just a bit torn up from years
of use).
CD-ROMs, at least the pressed ones, will be good for years to come...
William Donzelli
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