“Do these cds record music”

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• Yes they do. A CD-R is a writable disc, (the R stands for Recordable). This type of disc can have data burnt to it once only. If the disc is not finalised or closed with burning, then additional content can be added to the disc, until it reaches its full capacity. A CD-R does not allow for existing content to be deleted off the disc.

  Answered by Kaled 8 years ago

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• NOT WITH A TEAC RECORDER/PLAYER. If you have one of these in an AUDIO SYSTEM, they WILL NOT WORK WITH A CD THAT IS NOT SPECIFICALLY LABELED "MUSIC CD". The recorder will not recognize a standard CD, and will tell you there is no disc loaded.

  Answered by MaybeNot 5 years ago

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• Yes they do.

  Answered by Motion 5 years ago

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• Yes,

  Answered by Siggy 6 years ago

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• Yes, sound recording is good quality.

  Answered by sunshine 6 years ago

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• Yes and the quality of the sound is beautiful

  Answered by Charlie61 6 years ago

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• Yes they do

  Answered by Smitty33 6 years ago

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• Yes, with excellent quality.

  Answered by MoscowLion 6 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Duke 6 years ago

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• Yes.

  Answered by DebC 6 years ago

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