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  1. 29th Aug 2007 09:25 #1
    theshack1990
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    I know TY are the best dvd-r out there, but are the Verbatim DVD-R 4.7GB 16X made in Taiwan, any good? I was thinking of picking up a spindle i saw today. Any comments would be greatly appreciated. I'm a newbie and know nothing about this stuff!
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    Verbatim DVD-R 4.7GB 16X is all I use. They are the best media that you can usually find in a brick-and-mortar store. Only about 1/2% have failed to burn or failed data verification.
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    Verbatim x16 + or - I have been using for some time. Manufacturer ID is MCC which are as good as any blanks on the market.
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    TY and Verbatim are the two disks most loved on this forum.
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    As good as you can get.

    Over the pond here we get the ones 'Made in India' but I'm sure the Taiwan ones are identical.
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    100 dvd-r verbs $20 AR at buy.com free shipping. Rebates are fast. I have got lots of verb rebates.
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