CD/DVD duplication towers

by **Sheriton** » Tue Jun 27, 2006 10:38 am

Can anyone recommend any particular makes of duplication towers? I'm looking for three way and upwards, budget of up to about £800. Must have an internal hard drive, and be able to manually select write speed. Other than that, I'm open to suggestions / advice.

Thanks,

Sheriton

by **James Perrett** » Tue Jun 27, 2006 11:37 am

Mediaform and Microboards are probably the longest established players in this market. I've gone the DIY route using Feurio Professional and a couple of standard CD writers. This works fine for audio CD's but I don't think it will work for DVD's.

Cheers

James.

by **Sheriton** » Wed Jun 28, 2006 2:52 pm

Thanks James, I'll look in to those two.

by **joe precision** » Wed Jun 28, 2006 4:15 pm

I'm interested to know about lowcost quality dupclication towers too. Anyone?

by **John Willett** » Wed Jun 28, 2006 4:59 pm

To be honest, I hate towers :protest:

You have to sit beside them and keep feeding them - no thanks :protest:

I have been looking at the Primera range - namely the Bravo II.

You load 25 (or 50) discks and it duplicates, tests and prints while you have your supper (or overnight, or whatever) - totally unattended.

Price is a little over £1,000, though. But unattended operation and prints as well - it seems the best option.

there are several versions, including a rack mount and Blu-Ray duplicator, which is why I also linked to the main site.

by **Sheriton** » Thu Jun 29, 2006 9:17 am

I think that's the wrong link John - You've linked to one that prints but doesn't duplicate.

$2700 for the DVD version is a bit more than I can afford though it does look like a good solution. The printing would be nice to have but isn't essential.

The reason I was planning on going down the tower route is that most of the time I only need to run off 4 - 8 copies so repeated feeding isn't really an issue. The main use would be in duplicating TV programmes recorded off air (under the ERA licence) so it has to be a duplicator rather than a burner connected to a computer.

Sheriton

by **jasckluis** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 11:24 am

I have seen these CD or DVD duplication towers available in some hardware vendors and are quite expensive, like $ 1,800 for a unit of 7.8 bay!

by **G-Doubleyou** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 3:34 pm

I have a Bravo II,great solution.

Prints directly on the disks, hands free, can do up to fifty at a time.

The Bravo II is out of production now, go to the Primera site for details.

I use it for short run EPs and demos and DVDs from my event video business.

8-)

by **Richie Royale** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 3:46 pm

G-Dub; this thread looks like it has been necro'd by a spammer. Last post was 2006!

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