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  1. 22nd Jun 2003 09:35 #1
    harpe025
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    Hey all, I picked up the TDKs on sale at Target this AM and noticed they have a much lighter dye than the verbatims, Memorex, Ritex, etc. What is the difference and is there a real difference? Is one generally more compatible with a stand alone player? If so, which one should a person be using? Thanks for the help.
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    Hey,

    My guess is they're using a new dye chemistry (which is good )

    All I can say is try the discs out on all the standalones your other discs play on and see how they perform.

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    What you can see makes no difference.
    Look here: https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=524453&highlight=dye+reflectivity#524453
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  4. 22nd Jun 2003 20:30 #4
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    The 4x discs seem to all have a lighter dye from what I have seen.
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    The 4x discs seem to all have a lighter dye from what I have seen.
    not sure what 4x disks you've seen..just Ritek? 4 of the 5 4x disks I have right in front of me have a deep purple write side...especially the gold top optodisks.
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