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Hi
Im looking to start Buying equipment and was wondering if SCDG (super) machines and disks were the way to go. It seems I'd only need a few disks rather than hauling thousands. Just a thought . thanks in advance for any input.
Mroctober

Well, if it got scratched, broke, stolen, etc..., what would you rather lose, 8-20 songs on a regular disc or 200+ songs on a super disc? Especially if they are popular songs to sing, I wouldn't want to be explaining all night that 1 disc is shot but it contains most of the good songs.

Just my take.

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What would keep you from burning a back-up set for just such an emergency? I like the idea.

Agreed... the subject of backing up the disc is a solid arguement.

However, I've been at a show where they have the super cdg, and the versions are okay at best...

Sorry, I just never liked Chartbuster that much. I have like six of their discs, and to be honest, have been replacing them as much as possible.

I'm no fan of the older Top Hits monthly, and I do PREFER the Pop Hits Monthly normally, but I do admit that THM does get some songs (dunno about how legal they are) that other manufacturers just can NOT get! So having that there is a boon.

Many of the Music Maestro and Star Discs are pretty good, but when I see I'm getting 500-100 songs that are of questionable quality, it just doesn't sound that great to a professional jock.

Now, if the OTHER manufacturers jump on the bandwagon, then YES, I'll jump into it!