What do you use to store your CDs?
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What do you use to store your CDs?
I've tried all kinds of methods of storing my CDs to keep track of them and such, but I always find massive flaws with all of them.
I have three different CD pouches I use. One of them is a long one, which leaves marks on the bottom of my CDs. Part of the plastic stuff that covers the CDs in the pouch goes under where the CD enters at, and when I have a lot of CDs in it they all press together and leave really big scuffs where the plastic part is behind the disc.
I got another one, it's smaller, and it just scratches the discs when I put them in/take them out.
Finally, I have a big pouch, each page is holds 4x4 discs, the kind that places like Blockbuster use to hold the discs at the counter. This one doesn't do so much damage to the bottom (though it sometimes leaves vertical scratches on them when taking them out) but it scuffs up the top. It actually ruined one of my Blink 182 CDs (which some of you may call a good thing) just by leaving it in there. The plastic rubbed against the front of the disc to hard and the label scratched off.
So now I've placed all the CDs back in their cases, and they're all scattered around the room. All of my "precious" CDs are resting in a CD tower by the computer, all my other CDs I don't really listen to anymore are all on a shelf where my games are collecting dust, and I have a stack of CDs by my bed that I've bought in the last few months and haven't gotten around to doing anything with.
Are there any cases out there that will hold a lot of CDs, but are absolutely guarenteed not to damage the discs in any way. I'm thinking of sacrificing some of my CD's conditions just to make it so that they're more convenient to get to.
I have three different CD pouches I use. One of them is a long one, which leaves marks on the bottom of my CDs. Part of the plastic stuff that covers the CDs in the pouch goes under where the CD enters at, and when I have a lot of CDs in it they all press together and leave really big scuffs where the plastic part is behind the disc.
I got another one, it's smaller, and it just scratches the discs when I put them in/take them out.
Finally, I have a big pouch, each page is holds 4x4 discs, the kind that places like Blockbuster use to hold the discs at the counter. This one doesn't do so much damage to the bottom (though it sometimes leaves vertical scratches on them when taking them out) but it scuffs up the top. It actually ruined one of my Blink 182 CDs (which some of you may call a good thing) just by leaving it in there. The plastic rubbed against the front of the disc to hard and the label scratched off.
So now I've placed all the CDs back in their cases, and they're all scattered around the room. All of my "precious" CDs are resting in a CD tower by the computer, all my other CDs I don't really listen to anymore are all on a shelf where my games are collecting dust, and I have a stack of CDs by my bed that I've bought in the last few months and haven't gotten around to doing anything with.
Are there any cases out there that will hold a lot of CDs, but are absolutely guarenteed not to damage the discs in any way. I'm thinking of sacrificing some of my CD's conditions just to make it so that they're more convenient to get to.
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I have a giant cd tower in my closet(it's a walk in closet) I built it my self since I could'nt find one to acomidate all my cd's. So they go in their orgnial cases and then on the rack(I put them in alaphbetical order).
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A pack of slim cases are typically between $10-15 for a hundred pack. A wire rack is between $15-20. According to him, he has 350 CDs. So, one rack, four boxes of cases, he's looking at around $60-70. Not bad at all, considering that those massive 200 disc carrying cases are around $30.Dark Savant0 wrote:Melancholy is right, but that might break the bank, if you buy 1 dollar cases.
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Hrmm..
I just have a couple CD Cases.... two which hold 144 CDs each...
However I barely touch these, and they sit in my closet/car 99% of the time. I rerip at higher quality if I think it needs to be above 160kbps AAC (as that is what everything is ripped at now).
Anyways, my CDs never do anything more than sit around, waiting for me to rerip a couple of them every couple months... =\
I just have a couple CD Cases.... two which hold 144 CDs each...
However I barely touch these, and they sit in my closet/car 99% of the time. I rerip at higher quality if I think it needs to be above 160kbps AAC (as that is what everything is ripped at now).
Anyways, my CDs never do anything more than sit around, waiting for me to rerip a couple of them every couple months... =\