CD Duplication Auckland for the best duplicated CDs and DVDs
Auckland based Adam Design offers professional, guaranteed CD duplication and DVD duplication services. Whether you require a single disc or thousands of discs, we can service your specific requirements.
If required Adam Design's expert graphic designers can also design your complete packaging CD's and DVD's. The cost for this usually ranges from $140 to a maximum of $280. We are able to offer this fantastic deal because as we are producing your duplicated CDs or DVD's we are able to substantially reduce our design fee. So no matter how long it takes to design your packaging artwork the maximum you will ever pay is $280 plus gst. We can provide a firm quotation once we see your requirements.
We have on-site secure storage for your masters and keep everything on backup, so when you require a reorder it is just a matter of phoning to let us know how many you require.
Our vast experience and personal customer service allows us to complete orders within a couple of days of proof approval. Same day shipping is available if you require your discs urgently.
What is the difference between duplication and replication:
It is important to understand the differences so you can select which process is ideal for your particular project.
Duplication method:
Duplication is similar to burning a CD or DVD on your desktop computer. A duplicator copies the data to a hard drive and then burns it to a blank discs.
The main difference between burning on your laptop and burning on Adam Design’s duplicators is that while you can usually only burn one disc at time we can quickly burn large quantities on our duplicating towers. Each tower has 11 burners and once the data on the hard drive has burnt to the discs the information is verified against the master which completes the burning process. During burning the data is copied sequentially onto existing blank discs.
The main advantage of duplication is that the turnaround time is very quick and if required Adam Design can produce hundreds of CD’s and DVD's for same day delivery. The only real disadvantage is that duplication is slightly more expensive than replication.
Replication method:
Compact disc replication, sometimes called pressing, is the traditional method of producing commercial compact discs which are replicated in large quantities using a master version created from a source recording.
Replication differs from burning, as the pits and lands are moulded into a disc when the disc is being created, so the entire disc is created in one physical stamping operation. The label is then printed directly onto the disc and is finished off with protective layers, etc.
The main advantage of replication over duplicated is that the cost per unit is lower. The main disadvantage is that production time takes longer with delivery time usually around 10 business days from proof approval. This includes pressing the discs, printing the discs, printing of the insert materials and packaging. Another disadvantage is that the minimum economic run is 500 discs although we will provide 300 if required though the cost for 300 is more expensive than if we duplicate them.
Phone 09 271 4620
If required Adam Design's expert graphic designers can also design your complete packaging CD's and DVD's. The cost for this usually ranges from $140 to a maximum of $280. We are able to offer this fantastic deal because as we are producing your duplicated CDs or DVD's we are able to substantially reduce our design fee. So no matter how long it takes to design your packaging artwork the maximum you will ever pay is $280 plus gst. We can provide a firm quotation once we see your requirements.
We have on-site secure storage for your masters and keep everything on backup, so when you require a reorder it is just a matter of phoning to let us know how many you require.
Our vast experience and personal customer service allows us to complete orders within a couple of days of proof approval. Same day shipping is available if you require your discs urgently.
What is the difference between duplication and replication:
It is important to understand the differences so you can select which process is ideal for your particular project.
Duplication method:
Duplication is similar to burning a CD or DVD on your desktop computer. A duplicator copies the data to a hard drive and then burns it to a blank discs.
The main difference between burning on your laptop and burning on Adam Design’s duplicators is that while you can usually only burn one disc at time we can quickly burn large quantities on our duplicating towers. Each tower has 11 burners and once the data on the hard drive has burnt to the discs the information is verified against the master which completes the burning process. During burning the data is copied sequentially onto existing blank discs.
The main advantage of duplication is that the turnaround time is very quick and if required Adam Design can produce hundreds of CD’s and DVD's for same day delivery. The only real disadvantage is that duplication is slightly more expensive than replication.
Replication method:
Compact disc replication, sometimes called pressing, is the traditional method of producing commercial compact discs which are replicated in large quantities using a master version created from a source recording.
Replication differs from burning, as the pits and lands are moulded into a disc when the disc is being created, so the entire disc is created in one physical stamping operation. The label is then printed directly onto the disc and is finished off with protective layers, etc.
The main advantage of replication over duplicated is that the cost per unit is lower. The main disadvantage is that production time takes longer with delivery time usually around 10 business days from proof approval. This includes pressing the discs, printing the discs, printing of the insert materials and packaging. Another disadvantage is that the minimum economic run is 500 discs although we will provide 300 if required though the cost for 300 is more expensive than if we duplicate them.
Phone 09 271 4620
