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mcm
Smart Kitteh
Joined: 10 Dec 2004
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Location: w. MA, USA
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 Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 11:26 am Post subject: CD duplication and cover art |
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I recently had my demo duplicated and the cover art printed at Disk Factory in California http://www.diskfaktory.com/, which I found through the Guitar Center website http://www.guitarcenter.com/ . It was $199 for 100 copies with the thicker jewel cases, color art on the disk itself, and front, inside and back art in color for the case. You upload all your files onto their website and get your stuff in the mail a few weeks later. I was happy with the results and have heard back from places that I sent them to that they had listened, which means the things actually do play when you put them in the CD player :wink:
I was very pleased to find a place that made this so easy and was a reasonable price.
Most of the people I contact are fine with getting an mp3 emailed to them, but there are plenty who want the CD.
I trust DB will let me know if we will get into trouble for naming names of good businesses as well as bad! I have no connection with the Disk Factory other than as a satisfied customer.
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Deirdre
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Joined: 10 Nov 2004
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Location: Camp Cooper
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A thousand blessings on you, Mary.
There are no problems with Raves.
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Frank F
Fat, Old, and Sassy
Joined: 10 Nov 2004
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Location: Park City, Utah
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Sort of on the same thought...
Has anyone tried the "LightScribe" labeling for CD/DVD's?
Just wondering if this may be used in a duplication system or if it is a one-off situation?
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