Re: Anyone use or own their own CD printer?

[paul <phaslem@wightman.ca>]

You're right it is an inexpensive way to go. I 
considered it but they only offer a single page 
cover insert. If all you have is the art work and 
song titles that's fine but I like to write liner 
notes about how I came to write a particular 
tune, notes about how things were recorded etc.

Paul Haslem
Ontario, Canada
www.dulcify.ca




At 04:43 AM 10/18/2009, you wrote:
>margaret noble schrieb:
>>My class is producing an album and we want to 
>>print a nice graphic design directly to disc. 
>>We were considering purchasing our own low end 
>>cd printer. I was wondering if anyone has a 
>>home one that they recommend (on the cheaper side).
>
>Wondering why nobody mentioned Kunaki yet, they 
>describe their service as being more like a CD 
>burner/printer than a service. Its probably 
>true, doing all yourself will be more expensive 
>and lower quality unless you need a special 
>packaging (which you could still do after they sent you the cds...)
>
>Stefan
>
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