Where is the online site to buy Taiyo Yuden DVD-Rs at a good price?

[Hostile]

Are Taiyo Yuden DVD-Rs still considered the best? I've been sparingly using my 50-pack Taiyo Yuden DVD-Rs for forever and I should stop doing that.

 

[doho7744]

I've used TY and have also been happy with tdk and ridata. Good place to go is meritline.com or cdrdvdrmedia.com

 

[W.arner1281]

meritline.com and supermediastore.com

 

[McNutsack]

$57 shipped at meritline for 200. Good stuff.

I use TDK DVD+R and it plays my burned movies perfectly. Never a single coaster.

Would the Taiyo Yuden brand DVD-R work just as well?
I still dont know the difference between plus and minus.

All I want is it to still play backed up dvds perfectly on my dvd player =D

 

[darthbudge]

If it doesn't matter about brand.

I just got a 100 pack of TDK-R's for 21 dollars on Amazon. It is eligible for prime also.

 

[aea414]

I don't buy TY, but I bought Phillips Light scribe + and - R from

http://supermediastore.com/

or

http://www.allmediaoutlet.com

both are very quick shipping and they Phillips have been VERY reliable. I have burned over 200 disks and have had 0 coaster because of the media(1-3 because of my own stupidity)

 

[Hostile]

Thanks guys!

 

[freshzen]

Ahhh yes, I remember ordering crap tons of TY CD-rs from Meritline when they stopped selling Fujifilm CD-rs in stores.

 

[blk00civicsi]

http://www.shop4tech.com is better than meritline.com

 

[McNutsack]

[quote name='blk00civicsi']http://www.shop4tech.com is better than meritline.com[/quote]

TY brand are $88 - 116 on there.

That's $25 - 55 more expensive than meritline....soo, I don't see any logic behind this site.

 

[blk00civicsi]

There is a 200 pk for 54.

http://www.shop4tech.com/item5167.html

Where did you find the 57???

 

[aea414]

[quote name='Warner1281']meritline.com and supermediastore.com[/quote]

Thanks for the site(meritline.com) saved me a little green when i went to reorder some phillips lightscribes. $49.99 shipped for 100.

EDIt-Actually you didn't, the site said .48 per disk but they don't offer and quantity-option that actually cost that much. I ended up paying .01 more than i would have but atleast have a new place to check prices.

 

[W.arner1281]

[quote name='aea414'] Thanks for the site(meritline.com) saved me a little green when i went to reorder some phillips lightscribes. $49.99 shipped for 100.

EDIt-Actually you didn't, the site said .48 per disk but they don't offer and quantity-option that actually cost that much. I ended up paying .01 more than i would have but atleast have a new place to check prices.[/quote]

Yeah, meritline and supermediastore vary their prices weekly and usually have sales on them at least once a month. Also, if you subscribe to their newsletter, they usually send out a good coupon code every now and then.

 

[Hostile]

Any coupons from Meritline then? =p

 

[ivpvideos]

[quote name='blk00civicsi']http://www.shop4tech.com is better than meritline.com[/quote]

They also always have a 10 percent off coupon floating around somewhere. Just google Shop4tech coupon code and you will find it. I order 2,000 ty's from there every month for my business, have never had a problem. Free shipping as well.

 

[CouRageouS]

It you have an Office Max nearby, they have Verbatim -R and +R 100 packs for $25 and 50 packs for $15 on sale till Saturday. Verbatim CD-Rs are also on sale for $15 for 100, $8 for 50. I bought a 100 pack of each, will probably go back and get another DVD spindle before the sale is over.

 

[Hostile]

Yeah, it's cheaper on Meritline.

16x 4.7 GB DVD-Rs, 100-packs for $47 at Shop4Tech (and still costs more after coupon) and $34 at Meritline.

I was just about to purchase from Meritline but I still have some DVD-Rs left and I'm hoping for a coupon from them.