Tim Tschirner ([email protected])
Fri, 6 Nov 1998 20:04:26 +0100
>I could sedn you a list of all the cds that Geraldo sold ad
>normal cds even if they were cd-r.
well, the one I got from him was a normal one.
>Well try to find on the web some peole who have my
>recordings and in the same audio quality.Just try!You'll never
>find anything really! My cds come with cover art,cases,
>registered air mail.... Rare things have their own price.
I didn't criticize the Audio Quality as I've never heard
it. I'm sure it's as good as you say, but still that
doesn't justify the outrageous price.
>I don't agree, with you because my cd are kodak Gold.The
>Gold last longer than the normal cd because it doesn't oxide
>so early.Tell why a record company like Mobile Fidelity sound
>lab that produces special and limited edition of artist records
,just like U2 albums War,Uf,or the Joshua tree,use a laminate
>gold cd?
That is right, gold lasts longer, but CD-Rs never last longer
than normal CDs simply because they're lacking the
protective surface on the lower side.
>It's very simple because gold lasts longer and has a better
>reflective surface than the normal alluminium used for
>pressed cds. Don't talk if you don't know.
But they're missing the protective surface. Just hold
a CD-R against the light, and you can read a newspaper
through it. Now please don't you talk like you
don't know.
>Yes i make trades, but my cds are very rare and have
>a quality if you could never imagine.....
Okay, it takes time and money to make the master,
but you know how fast it goes to make a 1:1 copy
of this. So, it's not rare at all since everyone can
make their own copies of it and it'll look just like the
original. With normal CDs, you can't do that.
>So if People want to buy my cds they can make up
>their minds. And this is my final message for you.
>I don't have time to waste.
Dito, I neither have time to waste, but I'm sure
noone has money to waste either.
Tim
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