Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 8:19 am Post subject: DISC REPAIR MACHINES
If there is anyone out there in need of a disc repair machine, check out AZURADISC INC. They are the makers of about 8 different machines that make your discs look like they were just taken out of the case. The machines are extremely affordable and pay for themselves in about 3 months(if you decide to do disc repair for others). The person I bought the machine from was Jason M. at Azuradisc Inc. -- 1-800-933-4923 Ext. 104, or visit www.azuradisc.com
If you are looking into these type of machines, there is no more looking necessary, cause this is the "real deal"
This are pretty nice machines but I don't think the average DJ would spend that much. Definitely worth it if you run a music shop. I purchased the SkipDoctor and it works pretty well for the money. _________________ DJ Josh Blade
The DJ Groove Team
http://www.thedjgroove.com
I agree about the swirls and sore arm, but thats why its really cheap. I think I would pay up to $200 for a better machine since I don't have too many issues with scratched discs. As soon as I use them, I put them back in the sleeves. _________________ DJ Josh Blade
The DJ Groove Team
http://www.thedjgroove.com
I feel you. I wouldnt have paid $1600 for that machine if I wasnt going to offer disc repair to my friends and thier friends, ect. I charge them $3per disc, and double for 2sided. I mainly do video games. People would rather pay $3 to make the disc look and work brand new again, than pay $50 for a new one. You could make some real money off this in addition to repairing your own stuff. $1600 is not much money to spend on something that will make you 20times that. You gotta spend it, to make it.
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I think I would pay up to $200 for a better machine since I don't have too many issues with scratched discs. As soon as I use them, I put them back in the sleeves.