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Monday, February 4, 2008
Microboards CopyWriter Simultaneously Burns at Two Decks
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Microboards has begun shipping its CopyWriter Live with the ability to record live CD Audio to discs to two recorders at the same time.
The new feature allows users to have two copies of an event immediately after recording it. Ideal for environments producing many discs live, users can initiate copying in more than one duplication system using the two masters, or use one for immediate playback or review.
CopyWriter Live has been popular on event-recording market for years because of its unique spanning feature ? automatically initiating the recording process to a second recorder when the disc in the first becomes full. It also functions as a disc-to-disc copier, using one recorder as the master and the other as the target.
The unit has a street price of $699, comparable with most professional products available. While Microboards recommends a high-quality grade of media such as Japanese-made Taiyo Yuden in all of its products, CopyWriter Live can use standard CD-Recordable media available at most retail stores.
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