Dave Plowman in uk.rec.audio:

In article ,
Stevie Boy wrote:
I've never myself (tad lazy in this respect) burned/copied a CD
however I do have the original and a copied version of the very same
CD. This was done by a friend at 32x on a Sony 32x writer and the
difference is shocking to say the least. The copy clearly has a much
brighter balance to it with treble emphasis.

Wonder if pre-emphasis and a faulty flag came into the equation
somewhere? I've burnt many CDs at all sorts of speeds, and found that
they either work or don't. But certainly never heard a difference in
the tonal balance - this just doesn't make sense with digits.


Only explanation I can think of is that the disc was copied on a cd-burner
seperate, using the analogue in/outputs.

--
Jim H
3.1415...4999999 and so on... Richard Feynman