Ordering Customised Blank Media

Ordering customised media:

  • Download our artwork template "Normal Disc". Open this up in your design software and design your on-body print. You can have a 3x3cm (or 4x2cm or equivalent) full colour image and two text fields (one can be in colour) of up to 50 characters each to qualify for the reduced print prices (listed here). You can have a full coverage design if you wish, but this will cost more and you will need to contact us to get a quote.

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  • Send us the text and image files together with instructions on how you would like the layout and we will set up the artwork for you (this will incurr a £10 charge and is for limited print options only). Full coverage artwork will incurr at £25 artwork setup fee.

Then...

  • Send us the artwork by either burning the files to a CD and sending them in the post, or by zipping them up into a single ZIP file and emailing them to us at artwork@littlebazaar.co.uk, explaining what it is for and how many you want.
  • Work out the total cost and add the cost of delivery (£15 for up to 200 discs, £26 for up to 400 discs and £39 for orders above this).
  • Download the order form and fill it out (click here to download). Tick the "Custom CD/DVD" box if you are going for the limted print option, or "Digital Print" if you want a full coverage disc. Print it out and sign each page, remembering to include your delivery address in the box at the bottom.
  • Send the order form, artwork and full payment to us (you can send us a cheque or postal order, or contact us if you wish to pay by credit/debit card or bank transfer).
  • Allow 5-7 working days to receive your discs.

Send all materials to us at:

The Little Bazaar, Marlborough House, 159 High Street, Wealdstone, Harrow, Middlesex, HA3 5DX

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What\'s the difference?

CD duplication is the copying of data from one disc to another through the process of burning, especially in large commercial quantities.

Though many people use the terms duplication and replication interchangeably, there are gross differences between the two. Though both processes transfer information onto CDs or DVDs, duplication is the process of burning dots that mimic what we call pits onto a CD surface and is normally undertaken by Duplication Companies. The device which does the burning is called a burner can be inexpensively found on home PCs.

CD replication on the other hand obtains an imprint from a glass master and stamps the data in binary form ontp the disc. In duplication, the duplicate is of the same or inferior quality as the original. No attempt is made to change the quality or constitution of the data transferred. CD Duplication is also cheap to do and therefore the favorite of computer enthusiasts who don\'t have the large budget to do replication.