Unlabelled Lightscribe CD-Rs. Where can I get them?

[drtobasco]

I just got a Lightscribe burner and am producing "commercial" CDs for my son's band. I'd like them to look as close to a "commercial cd" as possible. I got some HP 52x CD-Rs, but they're gold and they've got these "HP" and "Lightscribe" logos on the hub.

Any recommendations on decent quality unlabled, unbranded, silver, lightscribe CD-R blank media?

Thanks in advance.

[Nelson37]

Unfortunately, if you want a "commercial-looking" CD, you have purchased the wrong tool. How many commercial CD's do you see printed in only one color?

Get printable CD's and an Epson or Canon CD-capable printer. Use good quality disks, ink, and artwork, this will get you very close to a professional look.

[Sifaga]

what country are you in

[drtobasco]

Sifaga - I'm in the U.S.

Nelson37 - The lightscribe wasn't purchased specifically for this project. However, there's a specific look we want and the one color halftone that the burner produces on a silver disc will work nicely.

The problem is that I need "blank" unbranded media. And that's something you can't really tell unless you've opened up the package and looked at it. Hence the post.