I have a cheap phillips player, if you copy a disc to a cdr it does so entirely in the digital domain, if you make a copy of the copy it will not allow you to make another digital copy it instead reads the disc, converts it to analog and then send it to an A to D converter which then copies the disc, I have not done comparisons as far as the sound quality of the "copy of a copy" vs the original copy, if that makes sense, I'm not sure what the process is if you are copying a personal compilation, hope this helps, mike
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Try contacting the Harman Audio Outlet. They currently have "B stock" H/K CDR 2's for $208.00. These units are dual drawer CD-R / CD-RW capable with a 4X recording speed and use 24 / 96 DAC's. All units come with a full manufacturer warranty, accessories, manuals, etc.... MSRP on this piece was originally $799. No affilliation with Harman International, just wanted to pass on a good deal. Sean
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1-800-981-3810 or email them at outlet@harman.com
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1-800-981-3810 or email them at outlet@harman.com