Where can I manfacture plastic gears?

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

Thanks, I'm currently about to call that PMC company back and I'll post up my results here!

[DrCirno]

Thanks, I'm currently about to call that PMC company back and I'll post up my results here!

Let me know how it works out.

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

Well I didn't get a response yet, but I left a message on their machine with my contact info.

I'll be sure to keep you guys posted as the situation develops!

[crux]

Does anyone know the drive speeds of the different Sega CD models? I remember reading somewhere that the Model 2 was x2 speed, but I find that doubtful, given that Model 1 was x1 speed and that almost all CD consoles at that time were x1 speed. I got a Model 2 simply because I knew it wasn't as likely to break, but the Model 1 is a bit more spiffy with the Model 1 Genesis (which I intend on modding sooner or later).

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

Does anyone know the drive speeds of the different Sega CD models? I remember reading somewhere that the Model 2 was x2 speed, but I find that doubtful, given that Model 1 was x1 speed and that almost all CD consoles at that time were x1 speed. I got a Model 2 simply because I knew it wasn't as likely to break, but the Model 1 is a bit more spiffy with the Model 1 Genesis (which I intend on modding sooner or later).

Here's what the back of my Model 2 Sega CD's box says:

Precision CD-ROM Laser Drive. Faster & More Accurate Than Typical Audio CD Laser Systems.

So it's neither yes or no in my opinion as the wording is kind of vague as to if the Model 2 is faster than a Model 1, or if Sega was just using marketing BS to sway customers.

[crux]

Every site I could find listed the transfer rate at 150 kb/s, so I think it can be assumed that both models are single-speed (1x).