Re: Kodak CD-R Gold Ultima

From: Sue Rosoff (foto_zelda@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Feb 21 2002 - 14:39:37 CST

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Date:         Thu, 21 Feb 2002 12:39:37 -0800
From: Sue Rosoff <mailto:foto_zelda@yahoo.com>
Subject:      Re: Kodak CD-R Gold Ultima
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     Hi, After also having to deal with this problem, I have gone to Kodak CD-R Ultima which is a silver+gold alloy evidently... I tracked them down at this website - the only one I've found so far as a matter of fact - that explains where the Gold ltimas went - that you can get Digital Audio Gold CD-R's and that there are indeed these alloy ones that are supposedly s stable... I haven't seen any place else that has these - I tried ordering the Gold ones from the place I used to get them (Outpost) and was told they were discontinued... after much searching I found them here: http://www.tssphoto.com/sp/dg/kodak_cd.html Good luck, Sue Rosoff
      Eileen Mathias <mailto:mathias@ACNATSCI.ORG> wrote: Hi, all.

    I have heard (through customer service reps at Kodak) that Kodak will no longer be producing their Gold Ultima recordabl
     CDs. We have been using these because they are the most stable CDs on the market, and are recommended for archival purp ses. Have those of you out there who are using the Gold Ultima CDs decided what to use next? Is there another manufactur r out there making a similar product? (From what I have heard, most people are not yet ready to move on to DVD, so I thi k I am looking for a CD-R product.)

    Eileen Mathias

    Eileen C. Mathias Information Services Librarian & Coordinator, Albert M Greenfield Digital Imaging Center for Collections Ewell Sale Stewart Library The Academy of Natural Sciences 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19103 215-299-1140 215-299-1144 FAX mailto:mathias@acnatsci.org

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    <P>&nbsp;Hi,
    <P>After also having to deal with this problem, I have gone to Kodak CD-R Ultima which is a silver+gold alloy evidently.
    .&nbsp; I tracked them down at this website - the only one I've found so far as a matter of fact - that explains where t e Gold Ultimas went - that you can get Digital Audio Gold CD-R's and that there are indeed these alloy ones that are sup osedly as stable...&nbsp;&nbsp; I haven't seen any place else that has these - I tried ordering the Gold ones from the p ace I used to get them (Outpost) and was told they were discontinued...&nbsp; after much searching I found them here:
    <P><A href="http://www.tssphoto.com/sp/dg/kodak_cd.html">http://www.tssphoto.com/sp/dg/kodak_cd.html>
    <P>Good luck,
    <P>Sue Rosoff
    <P>&nbsp; <B><I>Eileen Mathias &lt;mailto:    mathias@ACNATSCI.ORG&gt;</I></B> wrote:
    <BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Hi, all.<BR><BR>I have heard (th ough customer service reps at Kodak) that Kodak will no longer be producing their Gold Ultima recordable CDs. We have be n using these because they are the most stable CDs on the market, and are recommended for archival purposes. Have those f you out there who are using the Gold Ultima CDs decided what to use next? Is there another manufacturer out there maki g a similar product? (From what I have heard, most people are not yet ready to move on to DVD, so I think I am looking f r a CD-R product.)<BR><BR>Eileen Mathias<BR><BR><BR>Eileen C. Mathias<BR>Information Services Librarian &amp;<BR>Coordin tor, Albert M Greenfield Digital<BR>Imaging Center for Collections<BR>Ewell Sale Stewart Library<BR>The Academy of Natur l Sciences<BR>1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway<BR>Philadelphia, PA 19103<BR>215-299-1140<BR>215-299-1144 FAX<BR>mailto:mathias@ac atsci.org</BLOCKQUOTE!
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