
| Sony CRX175A-RP | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Interface | IDE |
| Cache memory | 2 MB |
| Mechanical system | Sony |
| CD-R write mode | Z-CLV |
| CD-R write speed | 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 12x, 16x, 20x, 24x |
| CD-RW write speed | 2x, 4x, 8x, 10x |
| Maximum read speed | 40x |
| Access time | 150 ms |
| Write modes | Disk At Once
Track At Once Multisession Packet Writing Disk At Once RAW |
| Buffer Underrun Protection | Power Burn |
| Test firmware | 1.0h |
| Price | $140 |

Sony was one of the first burner manufacturers. Its offering is the CRX175A-RP, a 24x IDE burner with 2 MB of cache. It records CD-Rs in 24x using the Z-CLV mode, CD-RWs in 10x and CLV, and reads CDs in 40x max. It does not support overburning, which is something to note, handicapping it against the competition. However, it does have Power Burn technology, which is similar to Burn-Proof and prevents buffer underrun.
The burner comes with B's Recorder, B's Clip, Retrospect Express, Photo Base, Music Match Jukebox and Arcsoft Video Impression software.
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Summary
- Introduction
- Anti-Buffer Underrun Technologies
- P-CAV And Z-CLV
- The Right Speed For The Right Results
- The Burners
- Memorex 24Maxx / Lite-On 24x10x40
- Philips CDRW2010
- Plextor Plexwriter 241040A
- Ricoh MP7200A
- Sanyo CRD-BP1500P
- Sony CRX175A-RP
- TDK Cyclone 241040
- Teac CD-W524EK
- Waitec Megalus
- Yamaha CRW3200E-VK
- Test Configuration And Methods
- Burning Time And Compatibility
- Read Performance
- Digital Audio Extraction
- One On Its Own: Audio Master Quality By Yamaha
- One On Its Own: Audio Master Quality By Yamaha, Continued
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