[Dixielandjazz] LPs to CDs

Mon, 17 Jun 2002 16:02:16 EDT

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In a message dated 6/16/02 4:57:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Bigbuttbnd 
writes:

> Why are jewel cases a 'terrible way' to store CDs?
> 
> RockyBall

They take up too much space. You can get a hundred CDs in one album and you 
don't have to photocopy a whole LP jacket, only the part that lists the tunes 
and the players. Then you put that in a loose-leaf binder using alphanumeric 
indexing.

If you have a 300-CD juke box (like Pioneer's or Sony's) the CDs store there 
and are ready to play at the touch of a button -- instead of the album. If 
you want to take some traveling, take the selected CDs out of the big album 
or juke box and put them in a small traveling album without any books. Just 
leaf through the album and pick out what you want to play -- the CD has a 
label or you have identified it with ink.

Bob

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<HTML>In a message dated 6/16/02 4:57:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Bigbuttbnd writes: 
 
 
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RockyBall</BLOCKQUOTE> 
 
They take up too much space. You can get a hundred CDs in one album and you don't have to photocopy a whole LP jacket, only the part that lists the tunes and the players. Then you put that in a loose-leaf binder using alphanumeric indexing. 
 
If you have a 300-CD juke box (like Pioneer's or Sony's) the CDs store there and are ready to play at the touch of a button -- instead of the album. If you want to take some traveling, take the selected CDs out of the big album or juke box and put them in a small traveling album without any books. Just leaf through the album and pick out what you want to play -- the CD has a label or you have identified it with ink. 
 
Bob</HTML>

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