Bobberman
Well-Known Member
I Don't know if this has been covered before but even though we Know CDs are a dying format there are a few of us still using them I entered into the CD recorder era a little late in 2004 my first recorder was a cheap RCA ( aka Thomson consumer electronics who owns the old RCA electronics arm) which lasted until 2007 followed by a Sony CDr 500 which was discontinued a few years later but lasted until 2 weeks ago and currently it's replacement is the Tascam CD-RW900MKII professional today tape replacement is no longer the reason but it enables me to remain Employable in my various radio activities as CDs can be ripped easily into computers but thanks to the previously mentioned models they served me well and during the pandemic lockdowns they enabled me to keep my program on the air remotely and they enabled me to preserve a huge collection of cassettes I had over the years and tons of irreplaceable material on them is still usable and also on my main home computer so now I open this thread to you my fellow Cornerites who have used or are still using CD recorders today What have been your Experiences both Pros and Cons Good and Bad. And I will add it's nice and Handy to be able to record my trumpet and Flugelhorn playing Experiments to CD just for fun and when friends (especially those who known me almost all my life) ask me to send them copies.