"Dave Platt" wrote in message
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- Dual-well CD players / burners. These have a CD burning drive, and
a single-disc or multiple-disc CD player. They can copy from CD to
CD-R/RW, and some can do on-the-fly track selection and editing.



My Sony RCD-W1 has a provision for copying CDs that have copy protection:
it converts the output of the CD into analog, then converts the analog
signal to digital and records that onto the second well.

There is no restriction whatsoever on how many clones can be made from that
initial copy.

I have noticed virtually no degradation of the audio quality on the
"digital-to-analog-back-to-digital" copies.