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Need a small run or a quick turn time? Sonarus currently has the ability to pre-master CD-ROM and CD-Audio and provides one-off services. In addition, Sonarus can economically produce quantities of CD-R up to 30,000 units. This provides our customers with an economical alternative to low volume CD runs on a quick turn.
With a total average daily CD duplication capacity of 15,500 units a day, you can be assured that Sonarus can hand you quick turn services.
Sonarus is also a leader in quick color printing. Using Digital color technology, your CD’s are digitally laminated with a patent pending process and your jewel case books and tray cards are produced in amazing professional resolution.
No longer do you need to wait a week to get your short run CD duplication back. Sonarus does everything in house!
What is duplication? "Duplication" refers to the process of burning a CD (CD-ROM). You've probably seen a CD burner hooked up to a computer before. Data is put onto a burned disc with a laser, whereas "pressed" (replicated) discs have their data stamped onto them with a stamper made from a glass master. Because duplication can be done in smaller quantities, this is sometimes a more economical choice.
CD capacities are always given in binary units. A "700 MB" (or "80 minute") CD has a nominal capacity of about 700 MiB. In addition, CDs can come in business card shape (40 MiB) and small 3 inch (180 MiB) versions.
You can count on Sonarus's experienced staff to help ensure the highest level of compatibility with the most CD players. However burned Audio CDs cannot be guaranteed to be compatible with all CD players. Therefore, if you are a musician considering selling your music, you may want to check out our CD replication services.
What's Next? The next step is to call 1.877.410.2696 and let one of our qualified sales staff assist you through the CD replication process. They will assist you in gathering the necessary forms, retrieving your artwork, printing your packaging, replicating your CD, and assembling your final product. |
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