VINPOWER pioneer 1 to 1 target 16x DVD+/-rw 4x double layer duplicator #vp4690-pio-1

VINPOWER pioneer 1 to 1 target 16x DVD+/-rw 4x double layer duplicator #vp4690-pio-1

The standard in home video production is moving toward double layer/dual layer DVD9 format, don’t get left behind. If you currently use or looking to take advantage of the added ability of the DVD9, then you need the 1 To 1 Duplicator with double layer/dual layer DVD9 media duplicating capability. You can duplicate up to 8.5GB of data/video on one disc with double layer/dual layer DVD9 technology. You can increase the amount of data/video stored without decreasing quality or sacrificing ability. While still able to duplicate single layer DVD5 media at speeds up to 16x**, you have the best of both worlds; speed, capacity, and quality.

This duplicator features the world famous Pioneer A08/108 DVD recorders to provide you the true 16x DVD+R and 16x DVD-R duplication speed. This hybrid duplicator is the high volume solution to DVD format duplication problems. This is a full function standalone machine and will duplicate a DVD master disc* on to either preferred formats (DVD-R/RW or DVD+R/RW). In addition, to Pioneer's famous Precision Recording Technology; it also features the Defect Management System and Liquid Crystal Control system to ensure the best duplication compatibility and reliability ever. Pioneer has been delivering great reliability and quality for over 3 years. Pioneer was not only the first company to introduce the DVD recorder, but is the leader in the DVD recording industry as well. There's no doubt that this 16x Duplicator featuring the Pioneer A08/108 DVD recorders will meet and/or exceed your duplication needs.

* Your master must be non-copy protected. Format can be DVD5 (4.7GB capacity) or DVD9 (8.5GB capacity) can only make duplications from DVD5 to DVD5 or DVD9 to DVD9 cannot duplicate DVD5 media on to DVD9 media or vice versa.
** Duplicating speed depends on the writing speed of the blank media used. The duplicator cannot exceed the media's maximum certified duplication speed.