Abet Disc Duplication is located in the heart of California Los Angeles. Abet Disc is an advanced optical disc manufacturing, CD/DVD Duplication, audio mastering and CD design company dedicated to efficiency and high quality standards. Abet Disc a CD Replication company provides complete service. Clients from recording studios, musical instrument manufacturers, independent producers, record labels, advertising agencies, magazine publishers and religious organizations find the service and quality of Abet Disc unbeatable.

At Abet Disc we take care of your order from A to Z. Our turn-around is the best in the industry. With the latest in CD/DVD glass mastering, CD/DVD replication and CD/DVD duplication technologies, with over 100,000 a day production capacity ensures that your deadlines will be met. Coupled with excellent customer service, affordable rates, easy 24-7 online order placing, artwork uploading, templates downloading and consistent high quality, Abet Disc provides you with both a competitive advantage and peace of mind.

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Ronaldo

Ronaldo’s musical journey began in the jungles of northern Guatemala where he bought his first guitar, a flamenco guitar for $5.00. That first guitar had steel strings, but it did not discourage him from spending 8 hours daily teaching himself to play his favorite instrument.

In the summer of 1972 the Government of Guatemala in cooperation with the Institute of Hispanic Culture awarded Ronaldo a grant to study with Maestro Regino Sainz de la Maza at the Escuela de Estudios Arabes in Granada, Spain. Upon his return, the Institute of Hispanic Culture sponsored his first concert tour of the United States and Canada.

Ronaldo has numerous other recordings on the Maya Records label. This new CD shows the various influences on his unique style, including, Mayan, Spanish, Latin and classical music.

A special loving thanks to my wife Angela for assisting me in selecting and arranging the wonderful music of Rachmaninoff.

Sergie Rachmaninoff April 1, 1873 March 28, 1943, was a Russian-born composer who later in life became an American citizen. As a pianist with powerful artistic presence, he is remembered for creating some of the world’s most extraordinary piano works.

He was one of the greatest pianists of his generation, having legendary technical facilities and rhythmic drive, and his large hands were able to easily cover an interval of twelve on the piano. His piano concertos are among the most demanding ever composed, as he sought to challenge both himself and other pianists to greater heights.

At his home in Beverly Hills Rachmaninoff had two Steinway pianos which he played with Vladimir Horowitz and other pianists. His love for fast cars was second to music, and led him to occasional fines for exceeding the speed limit.

He gave numerous charitable performances, and donated large sums of money to the Allies fighting the Nazis. He became a US citizen in 1943, a few days before his death. In his last concert he played Chopin’s Piano Sonata No. 2 featuring the famous Funeral March. He died on March 28, 1943, in Beverly Hills and was laid to rest in Kensico Cemetary, New York.

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“I enjoyed the fact I could call Aeron with any question I had. My order of 1000 DVD’s was done on time, looked great, and as I imagined it would look. It was nice I could pick them in person. I look forward to getting another order from Abet when I need it. Thanks, Bill Elder”

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Abet did a great job doing the replication for my debut CD All Of My Life. The quality was outstanding and I have since recomended them to all clients of my production company.
Thomas Hornig – Tomcat on the Prowl Productions

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Learning how to read metaphorically was a major turning point in my life.

At Berklee College of Music our teacher Rob Rose made us read the book “Positioning”, about defining a marketing niche for your business.

It was the first assignment of anything non-musical in years. I resisted. (“But that’s not about music! There’s no mention of music at all! What the hell is this? I just want to be a successful musician, not learn how to be some corporate suit!”)

But then he showed us how to apply this to our music: Even though they make no mention of music, just translate the examples to whatever you’re doing.

Aha! So obvious, but I’d never looked at it that way before.

• My band might get more famous if we dominate a tiny niche instead of trying to please everyone
• My recording studio might get more business if I specialize in recording only vocals, and make that clear in my name and marketing
• As a freelance guitarist, I might get more gigs as a funk specialist instead of general-purpose

OK. I was getting the lesson. This isn’t even about Positioning. It’s realizing I can learn how to advance my music career by reading books that make no mention of music. (In fact I’ll have a competitive advantage by doing so, since most musicians won’t!)