Need Some CD Help

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  1. Posts : 4,751
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    Need Some CD Help


    I bought this 100 pack of CD's today. They had a clear wrapper around them with a colored paper wrapper below that. I took the clear wrapper off so I could get to the first CD. I expected there to be a plastic center that the CD's were stacked on. Instead the CD's are just stacked up so that when I took the paper off the stack almost fell over, nothing there to hold them. Do any of you have any good ideas how to stack these as I have no old CD packs that normally have the plastic center?
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  2. Posts : 12,120
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    How about a wooden Dowel attached to piece of wood?
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  3. Posts : 2,186
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    CD Storages Crates is one way.

    Or CD/DVD Slim Storages Cases
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  4. Posts : 983
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    Quick fix - pencil through a flat chunk of styro. But I like Bongo's dowel idea.
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  5. Posts : 4,751
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    I want to thank the three of you for some excellent options. I went back to the same store and they had nothing that I could use, but plenty of packages like I had bought. Not sure what people do. I think for the time being Fantail's idea would work. If I get industrious, I might go to the workbench and give Bongo's idea a go. Thanks,
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  6. Posts : 2,186
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    I always buy this brand on spindles of 100. They have a base, spindle, and clear plastic storage cover.

    Verbatim CDs

    And use these for movies Verbatim DVD

    Without getting into it. This brand has a very low failure rate. "Coasters"

    My two cents...
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  7. Posts : 4,751
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    That is a good price on those for 100. I was in quick need of some CD's. All the ones I have bought in the past had the spindles, but this was a cheap price for 100 CD's so I grabbed it with out even checking for the spindle. == I have bookmarked your suggestion for future use. Thanks,
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  8. Posts : 2,186
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    I used to buy the bargain basement ones, but after getting a pile of bad recording. Freeze ups, failure to start, poor quality records, etc. I did my homework and found that Verbatims are the best quality for the price. And unless someone else is having a special sale on them, you will not beat amazons prices.

    Nowadays, I don't record much on CD/DVDs any more. I usually just steam it from Netflix, or use flashdrives, and External HDDs.
    Last edited by AmericanPharaoh; 14 Mar 2014 at 16:50.
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  9. Posts : 4,751
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    JohnSmith, what part of the Great State of Texas are you from? I am in Houston, just wondered if we are neighbors.
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  10. Posts : 2,186
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    I live in Amarillo, TX, and California. Go back and forth.
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