subject: CD Duplication - Should you try it without supervision? [print this page] CD Duplication - Should you try it without supervision?
With the ability to purchase blank CDs in the local grocery store and the fact that even the least expensive computer comes standard with a CD burner, cd duplication has gained huge popularity through the years. CD duplication services are available today that inexpensive and fast. Unlike CD replication where a glass master and stampers are made, Cd duplication means producing number of copies of Cds without the whole replication being done.
The ideal situation for duplication is when you need a few and you can't wait the time it takes to manufacturing which is approx 10 business days.
When your need for Cds are very low, it is not wise to get into full replication. Getting into full replication for a small run will overall cost far more than to duplicate a few. A full Cd replication comes with a minimum quantity usually 500 +. When it comes to a small run, your requirement will cost less than the minimum quantity required for Cd replication. You will pay more per unit for duplication but the overall total of your invoice will be less than a full replication run.
The Cd duplication when compared to complete replication is very cheap and very easy to perform.
Since you can do it on your computer, the question comes up, is it wise to do CD duplication by yourself?
You can always purchase a duplicator, there are many on the market. Though they are easy to order, all of them come with very heavy price tags. So it can be a false savings to think by doing it yourself with a duplicator. The main purpose of Cd duplication is to reduce the cost involved in complete Cd replication. Buying a Cd duplicator device will make the Cd duplication process much costlier than doing a full Cd replication. So for a short run, rather than reinvent the wheel so to speak, it is always better to get the Cd duplication done through a professional duplication service.
Looking for a professional duplication company? Stop by http://www.cdmaker.com and talk with them about your needs.
