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MillimeterDisc Makers Announces Dramatic Price Drop for Popular Elite Series Duplicators
Oct 1, 2004 1:07 PM
Pennsauken, N.J.--Disc Makers announced another round of dramatic price reductions on its Elite Series automated duplication systems. The price reductions (ranging from $300 to $1,000 per system) further open the doors to many corporations, agencies, smaller recording studios, production houses, churches, small businesses, and even home recording musicians to duplicate and print their own CD and DVD projects.
"We are pleased to be able to bring the cost of these award-winning machines down so drastically,” explains Tony van Veen, vice president of sales and marketing. “The cost of drives, particularly DVD drives, and other components continues to come down, and we’ve seen additional efficiencies from greater manufacturing volume that we’re passing along to the customer. It’s now possible to purchase a two-drive CD Elite that can automatically duplicate and print 30 CDs an hour for under $3,000 – what it used to cost to buy a one-drive duplicator. That gives any small business, independent studio, or musician an incredible amount of flexibility and duplicating power for a price that really can’t be beat. Disc Makers is committed to making our award-winning products and services affordable for everyone.”
Elite Series duplicators are available as units that attach to a customer’s PC or Mac, or as a unique ElitePro version that includes a built-in PC, and comes with monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Two- and four-drive versions are available. Each unit comes with an industry-leading two-year warranty on automation, free lifetime tech support, and 100 free CD-Rs. Disc Makers also offers the industry’s only Perfect Fit Guarantee – if your Elite system is not right for you, return it within the first 30 days for full credit towards any other duplicator Disc Makers sells.
For more information on Elite and Disc Makers’ complete line of hardware products, visit www.diskmakers.com.
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