MyNetMedia.com has unveiled version 2.0 of its Sonic Burn software. The product release brings with it a redesigned interface, improved performance and new features and functionality.

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Most notably, version 2.0 comes with a reduced price for the premium version, increasing access to fully enabled products for internet users to enjoy PC music.

"Since our inception, we've tried to focus on the new internet music user - that user who does not want to spend a fortune in order to partake in the digital music experience, yet wants access to all the features and full functionality of a premium product," explains Sean Reyes, president and founder of MyNetMedia.com.

"Today, as a result of new $9.99 price, we've all but eliminated the digital music divide created by high priced jukebox products. In addition, we're also supporting the Fraunhofer mp3 encoder patent, making it much easier for a user to purchase our Fraunhofer-licenced product rather than seek out a bootleg mp3 encoder, which is probably not based on the superior Fraunhofer codec nor supported by a technical staff."

Sonic Burn,which allows PC consumers to record mp3 music to cd as well as create mp3 music files from existing cd tracks, is considered the most complete package for managing internet audio files while utilizing an easy-to-understand player interface. With the reduced price, Sonic Burn now complements its superior recording and encoding technology with the lowest price software product that legally enables unlimited full bit-rate mp3 encoding. More importantly, the sophisticated technology is engineered in a manner which is inviting to the new user, while robust in performance to please the more advanced user.

MyNetMedia.com's Sonic Burn software can be downloaded for free on its website. All functionality is available on this free version, however, mp3 encoding and cd recording is limited. The full functionality of the player can be unlocked by purchasing it for $9.99. MyNetMedia.com, Inc. also creates private-branded products for companies like Sony, AltaVista, Western Digital, Teac and others.