JLo

Audio CD player/recorders are sold by audio-component companies such as JVC, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, and Sony.

Dual-tray models. One tray is for play/record, another for play. Price range: $130 to $700.

Changer models. These typically hold four or five discs and allow you to change the discs while one is playing. Price range: $200 to $1,500.

Computer CD burners. A CD-recording drive in a computer lets you copy other CDs or download music from the Internet and record it on CD. Price range: Standard with many new computers. A drive can be added to older computers for about $100, including software.

The relatively low cost of burning high-quality CDs makes CD recording a good alternative to making cassette tapes. If you're buying a CD player/recorder, a changer has advantages over a single-disc model and needn't cost much more. Its multidisc magazine or carousel will make it easy to record compilation CDs or to play uninterrupted music.

sir kit

I'm in the market for a DVR so I can transfer VHS to disc. I'm not really sure what all the different options mean...like R+ or R- or what speed discs to get...

tiggapooh

So that's what I need to transfer my vhs to disc. But now can anyone tell me what else I may need and are there instructions somewhere that tells me how I can do this?

Desiree

that is a neat little contraption but does anyone use tapes anymore.. from wha i understand these new cameras dont come with tapes they come with memory strips and CDS

sir kit

tru dat...but for stuff that's on old school techno format ya gonna need a way to transfer...