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Best discs to burn own DVD-Audio discs?

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hassel

Hi,
I just bought a Linn Akurate, which is a CD/SACD/DVD-Audio-player. I want to download high resolution downloads and burn them as my own DVD-Audio-discs to play on the Akurate.
Are there any recommendations as to the best discs to buy, which give the sonically best results?
Regards, Florian Hassel

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RE: Best discs to burn own DVD-Audio discs? - mcgjohn@yahoo.com 10:31:54 02/20/10 (0)
Stick with Sony, Taiyo Yunden, or TDK blanks.

A lot of info on this site

http://www.digitalfaq.com/reviews/dvd-media.htm
RE: Best discs to burn own DVD-Audio discs? - Ben Van Dyk 10:58:53 02/13/10 (0)
make sure you read what recorded discs can be played back in the machine.then buy those discs.
mch dvd-a mch sacd & blu-ray concerts rule.
RE: Best discs to burn own DVD-Audio discs? - Archimago 09:30:12 02/13/10 (1)
DVD's are basically data disks. They are not prone to jitter issues. Anything that stores data safely and can be read by your DVD-A player should be fine.
- jitter isn't the issue - Joe Murphy Jr 13:30:16 02/13/10 (0)
  Dye quality, longevity of disc life, consistency of product, lowest "coaster" rate, etc are a concern. As I said on Hi-Rez, Taiyo Yuden and Mitsubishi Chemical (Verbatim) are the way to go if you want the best quality discs.
  
  But for general recording (TV shows, etc), I break out the cheap stuff (usually <$20 for 100 discs).

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