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Disc Makers Reduces Reflex Prices

Apr 18, 2005 8:00 AM, By Mix Editors

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Disc Makers has reduced prices by up to $300 for its Reflex DVD tower duplicators. The new prices include: ReflexMax1 one-drive 16x DVD±R/48x CD-R, $390; ReflexMax4 four-drive 16x DVD±R/48x CD-R, $990; ReflexMax7 seven-drive 16x DVD±R/48x CD-R, $1,490; ReflexUltra seven-drive 16x DVD±R/48x CD-R, $1090.

ReflexMax™ and ReflexUltra™ tower duplicators are built with industry leading Plextor 16x DVD±R/48x CD-R dual-layer drives, strategically-placed cooling vents on the front and side panels, and a system of powerful cooling fans inside to keep drive temperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler than other units. This prevents drives from overheating and shutting down. An optional USB connection package is available for only $99 for PC and $139 for Mac that allows users to send content directly from their computer to the Reflex duplicator.

Visit www.discmakers.com/duplicators for more information.




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