source of high quality, low speed CR-R burner ?

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"Ray Thomas" <rthomas@chariot.net.au> wrote in message
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>I know the current Plextors are pretty good, but can anyone direct me to a
> source of the (now discontinued) Yamaha CRW-F1, which pioneered the
> variable speed burn from 1x upwards, burned deeper (wider ?) pits, etc ?
> There must be some NOS (new Old Stock) lurking in a warehouse somewhere in
> the world ? I'd buy 4 of em in an instant !
> Thanks for any search tips,

Ebay. That's where I get must replacement Plextor XXXXX for my stacks.

geoff

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On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 07:01:55 +0930, Ray Thomas <rthomas@chariot.net.au>
wrote:

> I know the current Plextors are pretty good, but can anyone direct me to
> a
> source of the (now discontinued) Yamaha CRW-F1, which pioneered the
> variable speed burn from 1x upwards, burned deeper (wider ?) pits, etc ?
> There must be some NOS (new Old Stock) lurking in a warehouse somewhere
> in
> the world ? I'd buy 4 of em in an instant !
> Thanks for any search tips,
> Ray
>
>

Current Plextor drives (well the Premium at least) offer the same feature
- although at 4X rather than 1X.

Cheers.

James.