On Mon, 25 Jul 2011 23:09:30 +0200, Kuno Woudt <k...@frob.nl> wrote: >> >>> How prevalent is the use of paper (not cardboard) sleeves, anyways? In >>> my experience, they're non-existent for official releases. Cardboard >>> sleeves are quite common, though, especially for low volume releases. >>> I'm not very familiar with other markets though. >>> >> Only inside big compilation boxes (like Brilliant Classics Complete Bach >> Edition) AFAIK. > > I'd still call those cardboard. Perhaps the paper isn't as thick as some > of the other cardboard sleeves I have, but it definitely looks and feels > much closer to cardboard compared to the paper sleeves used for things > like device driver cdroms packaged with new laptops or other hardware. > Had to check & I agree about the BC box. The paper sleeves I have are in a box called "Beethoven Complete Masterpieces".
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