Disks made by CMC Magnetics work great for me. I've used them for years and never had any trouble with them. But they do have a problem. They use Dye Type 6: Short Strategy (Phthalocyanine).

You can barely even see Yamaha Disk T@2s with that kind of recording layer. I've looked everywhere for Yamaha CDs designed for Disk T@2, and the only place that sells them is http://www.yamahashoponline.com. They are very expensive, and it is taking them forever to send me my order.

My question is: Does anyone know of good cheap CDs that look good with Disk T@2? (Dye Type 1: Long Strategy (Cyanine, AZO)) CompUSA has all kinds of brands, but there's no way of knowing what recording layer they have.

Thanks for the help.

Mitsubishi Chemicals (Verbatim Datalife Plus) discs are usually good for T@2ing

If you live near B.C. Canada you can pick up a 25pk of Taiyo Yuden made 20x Yamaha CD-Rs for $13.00 Canadian, that would do the job nicely as well I think.

(in reply to -Jason-)

For the darkest colour use the Old verbatim/mitsubishi Metal AZO disc's.
For a lighter colour use Super Azo made by mitsubishi or cyanine disc's made by TY(found under Fuji made in Japan in the USA.)

(in reply to -Jason-)