Coating the edges of the CD with a colored marker supposedly reduces or eliminates the amount of stray light reflecting of the disc's edges, producing "better" or "cleaner" sound.

The project is simple, requiring just a variety of colored and non-colored CDs and a caulking gun at minimum. Fair warning to those who are renting, as it will require a lot of elbow grease to ...

In order to stave off insanity, I place a green-colored CD into my Discman and press play. Luckily, it is Thirteenth Step, the new A Perfect Circle record, and I am saved.

Video-Matic Group Inc. of West Valley City, Utah, has introduced a proprietary process to disperse color evenly during the injection molding of polycarbonate compact discs.Customers like the idea ...