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  1. 8th Jun 2004 10:29 #1
    awlchu
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    I was in Sam's Club and saw 10pk of Verbatims 8x (made in Singapore). Who most likely makes them?

    10pk = $16US not a very great deal IMOP
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  2. 8th Jun 2004 11:25 #2
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    If they are +R, they are MCC 003 I like them very much
    Great quality!
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  3. 8th Jun 2004 21:16 #3
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    Yup, the Singapore-made ones are particularly good as they're made at a dedicated MCC plant.

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  4. 9th Jun 2004 20:23 #4
    awlchu
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    yup,

    They are MCC, even the box and CD case says MITSUBISHI Chemical Co. on the back.

    Burned just fine, thou $1.60 is expensive for +R format. (8X)
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  5. 10th Jun 2004 16:55 #5
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    Yes, $1.60 is a little pricey, but worth it for avoiding the agony of a bad burn. I am on my fifth spindle of Sinapore Verbatim 2.4x +R, and have not had a coaster yet. They burn well all the way to the edge of the disk.

    I have become so confident with them that I no longer check the burn before deleting everything from the computer. Great disks!
    If it works, don't fix it.
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  6. 10th Jun 2004 18:19 #6
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    yeah thats a lot when newegg has +r Tys for $46/50 according to another post.
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