In a message dated 8/24/1999 8:27:39 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> The problem is actually with tray-loading home units
> that don't have the indent in the tray.
Somewhere around here I still have the adapter I got to fit the smaller CDs
into older (at the time, c
PrinceGaz wrote:
>If you have access to a workshop with a sander and are careful you may be
>able to sand down the standard 5 1/4" blanks down to a consistent 8cm dia.
You might have been joking Gaz, but I have actually made a ninja star shaped
CD using tin snips that still played perfectly! O
> Hey Mark,
>
> They may be kinda neat, but since there are no 8cm CD portie units
available
> theyre also kinda pointless ;-P Indeed a few CD players do not have the
8cm
> centre-indented tray for placing them in.
Sorry, but to my knowledge allmost (or even all) portables CD-players have a
loc
At 06:13 PM 8/24/99 -0700, Danny Boy wrote:
>
>"PrinceGaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>They may be kinda neat, but since there are no 8cm CD portie units available
>>theyre also kinda pointless ;-P Indeed a few CD players do not have the 8cm
>>centre-indented tray for placing them in.
>
>Any po
Just get the ful sized ones and don't fill them up. Nobody will get
upset over it anyway and you will save a bundle. They have them for
under $1.00 us at this site http://www.discmarket.com/ (I am not
familiar with it, just sited it as an example.)
Mark Agrusti wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> I'm trying
> spindly manually. The problem is actually with tray-loading home units
> that don't have the indent in the tray.
You can use a special plastic/cardboard ring ("was" standard issue
with "some" CD players in the early 90's)... this allows the smaller CDs to
sit inside. Unfortunately it's been
"PrinceGaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>They may be kinda neat, but since there are no 8cm CD portie units available
>theyre also kinda pointless ;-P Indeed a few CD players do not have the 8cm
>centre-indented tray for placing them in.
Any portable except the new Sony slot-loading CD will play
"J. Coon" wrote:
> Just get the ful sized ones and don't fill them up. Nobody will get
> upset over it anyway and you will save a bundle. They have them for
> under $1.00 us at this site http://www.discmarket.com/ (I am not
> familiar with it, just sited it as an example.)
>
yeah...
I know t
Hey Mark,
They may be kinda neat, but since there are no 8cm CD portie units available
theyre also kinda pointless ;-P Indeed a few CD players do not have the 8cm
centre-indented tray for placing them in.
If you have access to a workshop with a sander and are careful you may be
able to sand do
Hi.
I'm trying to get my hands on some mini-CD-R's to make demos with ...
etc.
Retail is anywhere from 3-4 dollars per Disc.
Leda Distribution will sell them to me wholesale for $1.40 each, but
only in spindles of 100.
I only want like... 20-25 does anyone want in with me? and I'll split
up
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