1000 CD/DVD Combo Pack Only $1999.00!

Give your fans that something EXTRA, your music on one disc and your live performance on the other disc! Both discs are packaged in a handsome double slimline jewelcase (no larger then a single jewel case).

1000 CD/DVD Combo Pack Only $1999.00!
Sample artist: Joel Weldon available from Little Peach Music
cd-dvd combo package sample
Package Includes:
  • 1000 2 or 3 colored CDs
  • 1000 2 or 3 colored DVDs
  • 2 Panel (4 page) booklet and a traycard
  • Double Jewelcase with a clear tray
  • Packaged with high quality overwrap
    not the "cheaper" shrinkwrap some competitors use
  • All glass mastering, disc films and direct to plate charges included
  • FREE barcode and topspine sticker

What will you need to manufacture my DVDs?

We require a either an DVD Recordable master or a DLT tape of your job in NTSC format. Your master should be fully authored with menus etc. already included on your media. We recommend using Apples DVD Studio Pro™ to authour your job. If you need someone to author your project we can also recommend a studio for you.

We will also need a CD-R or DAT Master of your audio with a CUE sheet. Send your booklet, traycard and CD/DVD label designs saved on a ZIP or CDR and included a set of color proofs.

If you want to place an order for your DVDs, please see our DVD order page. alternatively, you can contact us at 1-866-424-4020 or email us and we'll be glad to help you.

How long will it take?

Once you have approved our online PDF proofs of your job you can expect your package to be ready to ship in 12 business days. Your product will be shipped out via UPS ground. NOTE: during the 4th quarter there may be an extra delay of 5 business days depending on available press time with the manufacturer. If you are placing an order with us during this time please call and confirm your turn around time.


All prices quoted are in US $. Shipping is extra.
We ship by UPS GROUND direct from the factory in Terre Haute, Ind.
All shipments are fully insured.
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