If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Why do CDs get such a bad rap? After all, it wasn’t that ...

Although it wasn't initially intended for the general public, the first commercial audio CD recorder made its debut in 1991 at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Convention in Las Vegas ...

At first glance, the Terapin CD Video Recorder looks like an organo-tech prop from a David Cronenberg movie. But under the colorful, bulbous shell lies a bionic CD burner. Both audio and video can be ...

Yamaha Corp. has rolled out what they claim is the industry’s fastest internal and external ReWritable CD recorders: the LightSpeed CRW2200 Series models. The systems can record on CD-R discs at an ...

Yamaha Electronics Corp. has introduced the CRW-F1, which they modestly describe as “the ultimate CD-Recorders.” What makes them so “ultimate”? Yamaha says it’s because they are the first 24X ...

Its CDR-W66 stand-alone pro burner adds enough unique functionality – and lets you use low-cost “data” CD-R/RW blanks – to give it legitimate studio presence: balanced as well as unbalanced I/O, ...

Teac Japan announced the LP-R550 today [JP], a kind of Swiss Army knife for audio freaks. Buyers get a turntable, a cassette player/recorder, a CD player/recorder and a PLL synthesized AM/FM stereo ...