What manufacturers are still selling Taiyo Yuden CD-Rs?

[J3anyus]

I used to use all Fuji CD-Rs, but I'm told they're not Taiyo Yuden anymore. My last pack of Fujis is running low, so I need to buy some more CD-Rs. I'd like to buy Taiyo Yuden media, but it seems like almost all manufacturers have abandoned it. So, what manufacturers are still selling Taiyo Yuden CD-Rs? I'm told Memorex sometimes uses TY, but sometimes doesn't. I've heard the same about TDK.

Any info and links to places to buy TY CD-Rs at would be appreciated.

 

[clicknext]

The pack of Fujifilm I bought about 2 weeks ago is Taiyo Yuden. Some HP (dont know if its all) CD-R's are Taiyo Yuden.

 

[PliotronX]

Yup, there are still TY Fujis out there. Just look to see before buying if they're made in Japan rather than Taiwan and it should be TY. This hasn't failed me yet

 

[lucky9]

you can check at cdfreaks.com in the forums to get the latest but if the Fuji's say made in japan they're Tayo Yuden the last time i checked. Best Buy sells them. on sale every once in a while.

 

[bozo1]

I just buy the non-branded TY's from places like rima.com - payed $28. for a 100 count cakebox.

 

[Chucko]

It will be sad when these are no longer available @ retail. I will miss my beloved Fuji's TYs. They were cheap too, anyone notice the non-TY's Fuji are that good of a deal. Best Buy has them this week for like 23.00 AR.