[darkprince]

I have a 1999 iMac SE running 9.2.2.

I want to purchase a CD burner. It will be used almost exclusively to burn music CD's that will be played on boom boxes, CD changers, etc.

1. Any suggestions on CD burner makes and models? I would like to keep the price down to around $100.

2. How do I get a copy of iTunes that will operate with 9.2.2?

Thanks.

[bradoesch]

Originally posted by darkprince:
2. How do I get a copy of iTunes that will operate with 9.2.2?

iTunes for OS 9.

Not hard to find. Apple's downloads are under the support area of their web site.

[AssassyN]

In your situation, the burner I'd choose is the LaCiE D2 external USB CD-RW drive, which can be found cheapest right here at buy.com: Cick HERE

That drive is fully compatible w/ OS 9, works w/ USB 2.0 *AND* USB 1.1 (which is what is on your Mac) and will burn everything you need it to! Good luck!

[bradoesch]

Originally posted by AssassyN:
In your situation, the burner I'd choose is the LaCiE D2 external USB CD-RW drive, which can be found cheapest right here at buy.com: Cick HERE

That drive is fully compatible w/ OS 9, works w/ USB 2.0 *AND* USB 1.1 (which is what is on your Mac) and will burn everything you need it to! Good luck!

Wouldn't a FireWire burner make more sense?

[Captain Obvious]

Originally posted by bradoesch:
Wouldn't a FireWire burner make more sense?

He's right. Get a Firewire CDr

It has to be an iMac DV SE if it was made in 99.
The iMac SE was made two years later.
try this:
http://www.megamacs.com/v1/?action=view&pid=1260037

[Krusty]

XLR8YOURMAC has a wonderful, searchable database where you can read reviews by people who own the drive. Just select the drive type and connection interface -- and any other restricting criteria you like and you have more reviews than you can shake a stick at.

[AssassyN]

Sorry fellas, I wasn't aware his computer had FireWire...granted, a FireWire drive will run him farther away from his price range.