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Liteon Tray color
Posted:
Tue Dec 16, 2003 1:13 am
by nguirado1
Do you think it would make any difference in the quality of my burned discs if I buy the black Liteon 52x burner or the Beige one (for the tray color)?
Posted:
Tue Dec 16, 2003 1:37 am
by integspec
AFIK, only the Bezel colour changes in Liteon drives while tray remains beige. With certain models you get Beige, Black and Silver bezels as options. Of course I maybe wrong.
Regarding the Black Tray = better writing quality story, only Plextor seem to have this theory.
HTH.
Posted:
Tue Dec 16, 2003 1:42 am
by Kennyshin
integspec wrote:AFIK, only the Bezel colour changes in Liteon drives while tray remains beige. With certain models you get Beige, Black and Silver bezels as options. Of course I maybe wrong.
Regarding the Black Tray = better writing quality story, only Plextor seem to have this theory.
HTH.
Some guys in LG and Samsung also liked that theory.
How true that is exactly, I do now know.
Posted:
Tue Dec 16, 2003 7:33 pm
by rdgrimes
The 52327S OEM drive that I briefly had was black inside and out. Didn't seem to help it much. If it were that simple, all drives would have black trays.
Posted:
Tue Dec 16, 2003 10:38 pm
by CDRecorder
I once bought a black OEM LTR-52327S to put in a Dell computer, and it had a black tray. Its writing quality didn't seem any better than the quality of my beige LTR-52327Ss.
Posted:
Tue Dec 16, 2003 10:48 pm
by Action Jackson
I can't tell any difference with the tray color.
My Yamaha has a gray colored tray.
Posted:
Wed Dec 17, 2003 12:36 am
by aviationwiz
CDRecorder wrote:I once bought a black OEM LTR-52327S to put in a Dell computer, and it had a black tray. Its writing quality didn't seem any better than the quality of my beige LTR-52327Ss.
But then again, you don't have a Premium to test the jitter of the resulting disk
Black CD tray minimizes jitter
Actually, I think the black tray looks nice. I don't know whether it actually helps the jitter rates or not.