Hey Michigan!!
try out the Yamaha drive. Before i checked out all the reviews i could.
CNET had about the best assortment - but all were far from complete. Thus i
spend two weeks doing searches.
Yamaha is one of the very few who make ALL their own components. So thus,
reviews tend to get kinda twisted and convoluted.
As i live Up North (where it is even colder than Michigan, believe it or
not) we wanted something really reliable.
The other thing i did - and this is a suggestion for you - is after doing
most of my research, i called up Yamaha tech support. We chatted for about
15 minutes about specs etc. Almost NO jokes too. Really tech erudite, and
willing to talk. NO 2 hr wait. That was my way of 'checking out' the tech
support.
I gave Yamaha a BIG plus (and it comes w/ the best software + you can get a
cross platform model.)
Paul -
who, after escaping from Mich, ended up in northern Alberta. Just goes to
show you some people NEVER learn eh?
> Anybody have any experience with CD-RW drives? I wouldn't mind getting
> one, preferably SCSI. Any problems with hooking one up to a 486,
> hardware, or software wise? I may mount it externally so I could easily
> disconnect it from one computer and use it on another. Are they
> normally wide scsi or narrow?
>
> Any one know of a good place to ask questions on the web or usenet?
>
> Chad Fernandez
> Michigan, USA
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