If you download music from the internet, you do get the songs you want, but you don’t end up with a CD. You have to go back at some point and burn a physical CD at some point. Then most people just grab a sharpie pen or other marker and scribble the name of the album on the CD. Well that doesn’t look good at all!

Another option is to print out a label and stick it to the CD. And anyone that has done this knows that it doesn’t work well because the label can end up off center or wrinkled which affects its ability to play. Then the next thing you know, you are picking label bits out of your CD player. The best option is to print right on the CD.

In order to do CD printing, you obviously need a disk printer. But that does not mean you have to go out and buy one of the specific CD printers that won’t do anything else. There are lots of multitaskers out there. It is easy to find a regular printer that has a CD tray or similar device that allows the printer to do both. And then you end up with a good looking product that won’t mess up your CD player.

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