Blank CDs

[Drunken Master]

Does anybody know a good place to buy blank CDs on the cheap?

Oh, and Buck Fush, I suppose

 

[flyingdgn]

Flea Markets.

 

[bigballs]

Check you PM's.Drunken

 

[joebear]

for cheap cds you probably have to burn them at the slowest rate rather than at the fastest rate your burner can write.

 

[Paul Waters]

Computer Peripherals (if I remember the name correctly).

South side of Steeles, half a block east of Keele.

You can hit Maple Shiatsu on the same trip

 

[WoodPeckr]

Quality of your CD Burner is Key

If you have a good quality CD burner to begin with there is less chance in making 'coasters.'

Plextor is the burner I chose a few years back after reading reports on its great performance with all media used overall. Quite a few salesmen commented back then they considered Plextor the top burner out, one even said "it would burn any media and would probably even burn on a postcard if inserted!" That sold me. Still use that 4 year old Plextor burner and can honestly say I haven't made a single coaster! Have used all types of media from 'brand name' to 'no-name' and they all worked flawlessly.

BTW burned a couple hundred CDs so far with 0 coasters made.

 

[shack]

I used to bring 'em back from Sam's Club in Buffalo. 80 minute Maxell's with slim, coloured case---about 50-60 cents (Cdn) each. I've still got about 150 of them.

 

[WoodPeckr]

They are all cheap over here.

Just got 100 of them 80 minute Maxell's on a spindle for $15 USD @ Office Depot in Buffalo a month ago.
A Buffalo Office Max, had 100 slimline cases for free after rebate back then also.

 

[69suds]

Try the stores at Pacific Mall (I like Fans PC).

Here's a board with all of the pc stores that have webpages:

http://www.torontopcstores.com/