At 4:54 PM -0500 on 3/12/99, Carl Abraham Zimring wrote:
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Mar-99 Re: Fragile Jewel
Cases (an.. by Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I always hated breaking the shrinkwrap off an LP because it required
such precise use of a well-maintained fingernail, though
At 5:48 PM -0500 on 3/12/99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Me? I lucked out at Big Lots one time where they were selling jewel cases 4
for $1!! (I loaded up!). Also, I've seen lots (of 50-100) of jewel cases
being hocked on ebay (of course)...and my local Disc Go Round franchise
carries all sorts
I always hated breaking the shrinkwrap off an LP because it required
such precise use of a well-maintained fingernail, though...
Nah. You just wore jeans and rapidly rubbed the edge on your thigh. The
friction opened the shrinkwrap without doing any damage to the jacket.
Jeff
Miles of Music
It may just be my imagination but it seems to me that the
jewel cases with clear trays have busted rings more often than the ones
with the black trays and unfortunately I do not have extras of those.
I don't think it's your imagination. Ryko's eye-catching green tinged
cases break the most
On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Hill, Christopher J wrote:
I don't think it's your imagination. Ryko's eye-catching green tinged
cases break the most often for me, personally. That 'mats _All for
Nothing_ clear 2cd case? Busted, by the fourth play.
Ryko cases are the *worst*. I don't own a single
They're also incredibly slippery. Ever tried to pick up a
whole bunch at once, only to have them slip out of your
hands like a bunch of watermelon seeds and go smashing to
the floor? That's a good way to break a lot of them all at
once. I hate 'em.
And what's with the little plastic brackets
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Mar-99 RE: Fragile Jewel
Cases by Tom Stoodley@nortelnetwo
Ryko cases are the *worst*. I don't own a single Ryko case that's intact,
and I've probably got dozens of Ryko discs. Most of them were broken from
the day I brought them home...
You
Ryko cases are the *worst*. I don't own a single Ryko case that's intact,
and I've probably got dozens of Ryko discs. Most of them were broken from
the day I brought them home
Ditto. Isn't that annoying? Luckily, the cd medium is more durable
than vinyl. It still feels like nails on
On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Hill, Christopher J wrote:
I don't think it's your imagination. Ryko's eye-catching green tinged
cases break the most often for me, personally.
OH My God!! that is the truth. The Ryko Green cases seem to come broken
about 70% of the time for me. THey are brittle
I don't think it's your imagination. Ryko's eye-catching green tinged
cases break the most often for me, personally. That 'mats _All for
Nothing_ clear 2cd case? Busted, by the fourth play.
Yep - Ryko is by far the worst in cd case/inner ring quality. I bet more
than half my Ryko cds are
We have an array of complete jewel boxes with trays, clear .99, green or
blue 1.49, double slim lines all clear 1.99, the very thin ones used for
import singles (we call these weenie boxes) are .79
Give us a call, don't have them on the on-line catalog, but I guess we
should.
Bill Lavery
At 10:34 AM -0800 on 3/12/99, ldk wrote:
Yep - Ryko is by far the worst in cd case/inner ring quality. I bet more
than half my Ryko cds are busted inside. What I find amusing is that they
priase their packaging as some patented special thing.
They patented the use of the color. (It's a design
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Me? I lucked out at Big Lots one time where they were selling jewel cases 4
for $1!! (I loaded up!). Also, I've seen lots (of 50-100) of jewel cases
being hocked on ebay (of course)...and my local Disc Go Round franchise
carries all sorts of pretty colors...but I'd
Vic Chesnutt's CD "Drunk" on Texas Hotel has this cool little pocket thing for
the CD. Not a sleeve like on Wilco's "Being There" (I liked those at first but
then I found they were kind of a pain to get out sometimes) but just this cute
little pocket cut into the inside of the cardboard. I don't
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