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The Maxell CD-R80 XL-II blank discs are designed specifically for audiophiles and enthusiasts who rely on standalone CD recorders to archive music or create custom compilations. These high-capacity discs offer a balance of 80 minutes of audio time or 700MB of storage, ensuring compatibility with most consumer-grade audio players. While these discs are highly durable and resistant to sunlight, it is important to note that as write-once media, they cannot be erased or re-recorded once finalized.
| Model Part Number | 5061104840416 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Maxell |
No, these are CD-R (write-once) discs and cannot be erased or modified once finalized.
Yes, once the CD has been finalized in a recorder, it should play in almost all standard car CD players.
Keep them on the provided spindle in a cool, dark, and dry place to protect the recording layer from degradation.
Yes, while optimized for audio, they function as standard 700MB CD-R media and can hold files.
Each disc provides 80 minutes of audio recording time.
Ensure the recorder supports CD-R media. Clean the disc surface gently with a microfiber cloth to remove fingerprints.
Check that the recording speed is set to a lower value. High-speed recording can occasionally cause errors on older audio hardware.
Inspect the disc for deep scratches. If the disc is clean, attempt to re-burn at a lower writing speed.
To ensure the best recording results, handle discs only by their outer edges to prevent smudges on the data surface. When writing music, use a dedicated CD recorder or a computer-based optical drive with compatible burning software. For labeling, use only soft-tip permanent markers on the non-data side to avoid damaging the recording layer. Store the discs on the provided spindle in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to maintain longevity and data stability.
