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In Reply to: Do I need to polish cd's ? posted by greg7 on June 29, 2006 at 12:33:44:
Get a good CD ripper package (EAC - Exact Audio Copy) , rip the CD and burn using a Cd burner , the ripper will sort out any errors (hopefully) and you will have a cheap "poristine" copy.
Some folk maintain that a ripped and burnt CD sounds better than the original , so you might be better off.
Polishing might make you worse off as it will tend to change light transmission characteristics cos of uneven areas due to the polishing, however I HAVE found that polishing can make an unplayable scratched disc play. Most of my unplayable discs have damage on the printed side and no polish will help repair that.
Rodney Gold
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