Allsop Redmond DVD Album 40 Review

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(More customer reviews)I was looking for something to store my console games in and had trouble finding something that would also keep the book.This was a perfect solution.

The spine of the binder is metal (looks stainless) the sides are firm plastic so it will stand up on its own on a shelf.The back is clear acrylic with a magnetic latch.Each sheet in the binder has a place for a game manual or dvd book on the front of the sheet and the back of the sheet has two seperate places for a disk each.The sheets are made from that felt like material that you will find on many other binders so scratching the disk will not be a problem.Each binder hold 20 games/movies or 40 disks.

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The Redmond DVD Album from Allsop meets your storage needs and looks great doing it. It used to be that the only disc collection you had was music. The next collection you started was DVD movies. From Spaceballs to Star Wars to Indiana Jones it's not too hard to build a collection quickly. The only problem with DVD's is how much space the cases take up. The Redmond DVD Album lets you get rid of those bulky DVD cases. The dark Santoprene-like coated shell has a little grip so it's easy to hold onto and easy to look at. Whether it's your DVD collection, CD's or Computer Software the Redmond DVD Album from Allsop is just what you need.

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Snap-N-Store SNS01617 CD Storage Box, 2 Pack (Black) Review

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(More customer reviews)I should note that I bought these for computer CD media storage, not music CD's.

The bane of all media storage is lack of flexibility.Software vendors distribute CD's in all sorts of packaging, including standard jewel cases, customized plastic cases, paper sleeves, cardboard sleeves, and even DVD-size cases.I need to file my CD's by computer and application type - not by size!Most CD storage boxes have some size limitations.Some assume that you will simply throw away the original packaging, and use their custom sleeves.But the original packaging often has useful information on it, like installation instructions, urls, or CD key codes.So it is important to be able to file the original packaging with the CD.

The BEST CD storage I've ever found are the old Flip-n-file, swing-top boxes designed for 5-1/4" floppies.These conveniently store CD's in ANY of the above packaging except DVD cases.You can even throw in the odd 3-1/4" floppy.But these are no longer made.(I'm in the market, if anybody has any...)The worst "solution" I've tried was a cardboard box that would only hold CD's in paper sleeves, and was designed so the lid sat on top of the CD's (which stuck above the sides of the box), so that it was pretty useless unless the box was entirely full.

These Snap-n-store boxes are in between.They hold CD's in standard jewel cases, which is what they are designed for.(The cases only fit in one orientation, though, with the long edge up-and-down.)They will accomodate paper sleeves, which are smaller than jewel cases.They will NOT accomodate cardboard mailers, which are a little bit wider.Of course, they will not handle DVD-size cases (although Snap-n-store also makes a DVD box, which I have not tried).Like the other cardboard box I tried, the CD cases stick up above the sides of the box, so the lid will not sit securely unless the box is almost full.

In short, the box is good for long-term storage of CD's if you don't need to store them in cardboard sleeves, and you have enough CD's to store to pretty much fill the box.

My bare-minimum standard for media storage has become:is it better than a shoebox?These Snap-n-store boxes are, perhaps, but only just barely.

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Two-pack offers double the capacity!Desktop or archival CD storage that looks fantastic, and is relatively inexpensive.Leather-like PVC laminate is adorned with functional chrome accents.They ship and store flat, and snap together in seconds for use.Made from 50% post-consumer recycled content. Comes with chrome card holder for labeling. Each box holds 30 CDs in full jewel cases, 60 CDs in slim cases, and 165 discs in CD sleeves, so the two-pack has a maximum capacity of 330 CDs. Black. Interior dimensions: 5 1/8" H X 5 1/8" W x 13 1/4" D

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Atlantic 96635496 Parade Stores 96 Disc (Black) Review

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(More customer reviews)I originally found this type of storage method at Staples.It was the black binding version.The first one we bought was great.We liked it so much we went back to Staples for two more.Unfortunately all their remaining units were severally cracked and broken from what looks like a heavy impact on the boxes.When we asked the store manager about it they said they were not ordering any more and offered us the remaining units for half off.We declined as this was a poor reflection on Staples and not the product itself.

When we found these on Amazon for even less money than Staples charged it was better than hoped.We now have 3 of the black binding units and 2 of the white binding.We are very pleased as these helped us clear up a lot of clutter produced by music and PC gaming CD's (we use another method for our DVD's).

Kudos's to Atlantic for coming up with this storage system.Each folder (4 per unit) has a spot to write a Genre or Label for the contents of the CD's inside.Making them color codes helps even more.Currently I do not use them interlinked but it is great that they have that ability.I highly recommend these to all my friends and family.

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ATLANTIC PARADE CD CASES

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