Disc colour = darker is better

[MWP]

Ok, im new to this discussion, so just clear somthing up for me.

On a CD, data is data... unless the CD is damaged, the data read off the CD is always the same.
So how does a black CD change the sound.... is it somthing to do with the accuracy of the timing or somthing else??

[HpW]

Re : rick57

Well, I had the same results BUT specially in conjunct using
the MASTER mode using Nero & the YAHAMA 3200 (4x) burner!

Then I made with a simple laser ben some refelection test's

test 1 silver mitsui :

test 2 carbon cd-r high-space :


Cheers

HpW

[HpW]

Picture using Hi-Spave black carbon cd-r


Cheers

HpW

[Guido Tent]

Originally posted by rick57
There is a website where a guy found that black
CDRs gave a better sound reproduction, and that Black Diamond was the best of the blacks.

Richard

Hi

Transparent discs modulate the reflection (i.e. induce jitter) by means of text and labels and stuff.

Black CDs are far less transparant.

that is all, except for the general jitter / writing quality issue, but that is color independant........

all the best