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    After experiencing a batch super-cheap Bush-branded CD-Rs from a wholesaler, of which about a fifth turned out to be coasters, I now stick almost exclusively to Verbatim media for dvd single layer (not got round to trying double layer yet). Rarely use CD-Rs or CD-RWs these days, so just whatever's available at a decent price when I need them.

    I consistently keep hearing good things about Ritek and Taiyo Yuden too so I'd have no reservations about using them when my current batch of blank DVDs gets used up.

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    nothing beats the taiyo yuden discs - used the old yudent002 and the new yudent003, the tyg02 and tyg03's - got a load of panasonic 16x taiyo yuden discs for cheap from a local supplier and they have been nothing short of fantastic!

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    I'll second the panasonic TYG03's they have been excellent just about to start my second spindle of 100.

    Also had MMC 03RG20 which were also excellent. (Several 100 burnt and only 3-4 coasters)

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    Mr. Data DVD +R, coz they were cheap, plus any coasters created so far has been due to my mess up rather than actual failure!

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    Bought a load of Aone disc's and they are not that great media to be honest. Had about 30 memorex single layer disc's and not a single one was faulty. Will definately check out their DL Media.

    For RW Media got 11 Philips disc's that have not let me down a single time and they store all my back-ups.

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    DVD5 - I've been using Titanium 16x -R printables for quite some time now. My Pioneer 110D loves them, even though they don't appear to have the best rep !

    DVD9 - only one batch so far and not enough to say good or bad. I've also forgotten which brand they are
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    DVD5 - I used the Datawrite -R (yellow ones) and never had a problem.

    Now I'm using the Datawrite Titaniums and no coasters so far.

    (With an NEC 2500a burner btw)

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    Verbatim, Sony, Plextor, Taiyo Yuden.

    Used them all, and they've all been faultless on my NEC 3500/3520 drives, and Plextor PX-760 drive. Any of these brands would be nice please.

    On a side note: I'm VERY disappointed to see that there are no more Plextor PX-760 drives listed on the Scan site any more. WHY!?

    Edit: Ah. Right. http://forums.hexus.net/showthread.php?t=100753
    Last edited by chis; 01-03-2007 at 10:00 AM.

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