| Basic claimed characteristics
of the TEAC CD-W512SB |
| Firmware version |
1.0A |
| Loading mechanism |
Tray |
| Recording modes |
Disc-At-Once, Track-At-Once, Session-At-Once, MultiSession,
Packet Writing |
| Recording formats |
CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-ROM XA, CD-I, CD-Digital, CD-Bridge,
Audio CD, CD Text, CD-Extra, Video CD |
| Average access time |
85 ms |
| Burn-Proof support |
| CD-R recording |
1x, 4x, 8X, 12x |
| CD-RW recording |
2x, 4x, 8x, 10x |
| Reading |
14x-32x (2100-4800 kbps) |
| Buffer size |
4096 KBytes |
| Production date |
November 2000 |
| Manufacturer |
Japan |
| Current price |
285-295 USD |
Delivered in the OEM-package.
Looking at the photo you may claim that it's TEAC
W54E. But we still have a recorder of a new generation - the CD-W512SB.
It seems that TEAC company lacks any designers. The appearance of
the drives didn't change since the TEAC W54E. It means that the
W54E, W58E, W512E(B) and W512SB are identical from outside. Use
another sticker, and a user wouldn't be able to define the genuine
model.
On the photo you can see the TEAC CD-W512SB (above),
and the CD-W58E (below).
Besides, you can't be fully sure that you are buying
a model with Burn-Proof support, since on the sticker you can find
only "TEAC CD-W512S", i.e. without the letter "B".
The drive can be installed both in horizontal
and in vertical positions.
The tray (1) goes out softer and less noisy than
that of the CD-W54E and reacts instantly to pressing of the button.
Mention of the digital output on the rear panel
is absent (like in many considered drives).
Overburn CD-R Philips Silver on this drive gained
2 min. 21 sec. (77:04.12)
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