Here's a question for those of us who are still adding to our overly large collection of CDs. I need to buy another shelf unit, and I'd like to match the ones I already have, but I can't find any record of what I purchased from where.can hide out of sight. The whole thing looks solid and sort of stately in its way. I paid over $300/unit a few years back for the ones I already have.
The unit: it has 10 shelves, including the bottom, and is between 2-3 feet wide. It is solid wood, and it was very heavy in the box, as I recall. The side panels do not overlap the front-facing shelves, so there are no dead spaces on the ends where CDs
If these sound familiar to you, or if you are aware of shelving that meets a similar standard, I'd appreciate your recommendations. The stacks of unshelvable CDs accumulating on the floor are getting to be an irritation.
Thanks!
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 15:41:38 UTC+11, Peter wrote:CDs can hide out of sight. The whole thing looks solid and sort of stately in its way. I paid over $300/unit a few years back for the ones I already have.
Here's a question for those of us who are still adding to our overly large collection of CDs. I need to buy another shelf unit, and I'd like to match the ones I already have, but I can't find any record of what I purchased from where.
The unit: it has 10 shelves, including the bottom, and is between 2-3 feet wide. It is solid wood, and it was very heavy in the box, as I recall. The side panels do not overlap the front-facing shelves, so there are no dead spaces on the ends where
If these sound familiar to you, or if you are aware of shelving that meets a similar standard, I'd appreciate your recommendations. The stacks of unshelvable CDs accumulating on the floor are getting to be an irritation.
Thanks!If your shelves can accomodate over twice the height of a CD, (x2.2 or more), a layer of reasonably stiff cardboard (shoebox strength) on top of the first row, will easily support a second row of CDs.
Ray Hall, Taree
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 6:58:03 PM UTC+11, raymond....gmail.com wrote:CDs can hide out of sight. The whole thing looks solid and sort of stately in its way. I paid over $300/unit a few years back for the ones I already have.
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 15:41:38 UTC+11, Peter wrote:
Here's a question for those of us who are still adding to our overly large collection of CDs. I need to buy another shelf unit, and I'd like to match the ones I already have, but I can't find any record of what I purchased from where.
The unit: it has 10 shelves, including the bottom, and is between 2-3 feet wide. It is solid wood, and it was very heavy in the box, as I recall. The side panels do not overlap the front-facing shelves, so there are no dead spaces on the ends where
If these sound familiar to you, or if you are aware of shelving that meets a similar standard, I'd appreciate your recommendations. The stacks of unshelvable CDs accumulating on the floor are getting to be an irritation.
Thanks!If your shelves can accomodate over twice the height of a CD, (x2.2 or more), a layer of reasonably stiff cardboard (shoebox strength) on top of the first row, will easily support a second row of CDs.
Ray Hall, TareeNow try getting the bottom ones out without starting an avalanche ... I think it's kermit time again.
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
"Frogs don't live in swamps. They live in apartments with hi-fis an stuff." - Kermit the Frog.
Lateral thinking - record all your CDs onto an external hard disc and play them in something like iTunes.
I did that years ago, so all the CDs are in stored in boxes out of the way.
Big advantage - you can make playlists and listen to exactly what you want. I have loads of playlists in iTunes.
Here's a question for those of us who are still adding to our overly large collection of CDs. I need to buy another shelf unit, and I'd like to match the ones I already have, but I can't find any record of what I purchased from where.CDs can hide out of sight. The whole thing looks solid and sort of stately in its way. I paid over $300/unit a few years back for the ones I already have.
The unit: it has 10 shelves, including the bottom, and is between 2-3 feet wide. It is solid wood, and it was very heavy in the box, as I recall. The side panels do not overlap the front-facing shelves, so there are no dead spaces on the ends where
If these sound familiar to you, or if you are aware of shelving that meets a similar standard, I'd appreciate your recommendations. The stacks of unshelvable CDs accumulating on the floor are getting to be an irritation.
Thanks!
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 20:04:33 UTC+11, andrewc...gmail.com wrote:CDs can hide out of sight. The whole thing looks solid and sort of stately in its way. I paid over $300/unit a few years back for the ones I already have.
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 6:58:03 PM UTC+11, raymond....gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 15:41:38 UTC+11, Peter wrote:
Here's a question for those of us who are still adding to our overly large collection of CDs. I need to buy another shelf unit, and I'd like to match the ones I already have, but I can't find any record of what I purchased from where.
The unit: it has 10 shelves, including the bottom, and is between 2-3 feet wide. It is solid wood, and it was very heavy in the box, as I recall. The side panels do not overlap the front-facing shelves, so there are no dead spaces on the ends where
Now try getting the bottom ones out without starting an avalanche ... I think it's kermit time again.If your shelves can accomodate over twice the height of a CD, (x2.2 or more), a layer of reasonably stiff cardboard (shoebox strength) on top of the first row, will easily support a second row of CDs.
If these sound familiar to you, or if you are aware of shelving that meets a similar standard, I'd appreciate your recommendations. The stacks of unshelvable CDs accumulating on the floor are getting to be an irritation.
Thanks!
Ray Hall, Taree
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
"Frogs don't live in swamps. They live in apartments with hi-fis an stuff." - Kermit the Frog.
It works fine. No avalanche.
Ray Hall, Taree
On 1/31/2023 4:07 AM, raymond....@gmail.com wrote:CDs can hide out of sight. The whole thing looks solid and sort of stately in its way. I paid over $300/unit a few years back for the ones I already have.
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 20:04:33 UTC+11, andrewc...gmail.com wrote: >>> On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 6:58:03 PM UTC+11, raymond....gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 15:41:38 UTC+11, Peter wrote:
Here's a question for those of us who are still adding to our overly large collection of CDs. I need to buy another shelf unit, and I'd like to match the ones I already have, but I can't find any record of what I purchased from where.
The unit: it has 10 shelves, including the bottom, and is between 2-3 feet wide. It is solid wood, and it was very heavy in the box, as I recall. The side panels do not overlap the front-facing shelves, so there are no dead spaces on the ends where
Now try getting the bottom ones out without starting an avalanche ... I think it's kermit time again.If your shelves can accomodate over twice the height of a CD, (x2.2 or more), a layer of reasonably stiff cardboard (shoebox strength) on top of the first row, will easily support a second row of CDs.
If these sound familiar to you, or if you are aware of shelving that meets a similar standard, I'd appreciate your recommendations. The stacks of unshelvable CDs accumulating on the floor are getting to be an irritation.
Thanks!
Ray Hall, Taree
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
"Frogs don't live in swamps. They live in apartments with hi-fis an stuff." - Kermit the Frog.
It works fine. No avalanche.
Ray Hall, Taree
Let's see. 10 shelves, 9 spaces between, if there is 10 inches between shelves the unit would be like 9 >feet tall. Not likely and not CD shelving in the first place.
On 1/31/2023 6:01 AM, Andy Evans wrote:
Lateral thinking - record all your CDs onto an external hard disc and play them in something like iTunes.
I did that years ago, so all the CDs are in stored in boxes out of the way.
Big advantage - you can make playlists and listen to exactly what you want. I have loads of playlists in iTunes.How long do you think it would take me to record over 15K CDs? At 75, my life expectancy is around 10 years, probably less because of my recent lung cancer adventure.
Also some people like the tactile feedback of owning/handling CDs.
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:56:25 AM UTC+11, Frank Berger wrote:in peace.
On 1/31/2023 6:01 AM, Andy Evans wrote:
Lateral thinking - record all your CDs onto an external hard disc and play them in something like iTunes.How long do you think it would take me to record over 15K CDs? At 75, my life expectancy is around 10 years, probably less because of my recent lung cancer adventure.
I did that years ago, so all the CDs are in stored in boxes out of the way. >>>
Big advantage - you can make playlists and listen to exactly what you want. I have loads of playlists in iTunes.
Also some people like the tactile feedback of owning/handling CDs.
What I'd recommend is that instead of starting at the one on the top left and working your way down, you just rip the CDs after playing them. This means that you rip the ones you play the most, leaving the ones you haven't played since 1983 to slumber
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 8:12:08 AM UTC-8, Frank Berger wrote:CDs can hide out of sight. The whole thing looks solid and sort of stately in its way. I paid over $300/unit a few years back for the ones I already have.
On 1/30/2023 11:41 PM, Peter wrote:
Here's a question for those of us who are still adding to our overly large collection of CDs. I need to buy another shelf unit, and I'd like to match the ones I already have, but I can't find any record of what I purchased from where.
The unit: it has 10 shelves, including the bottom, and is between 2-3 feet wide. It is solid wood, and it was very heavy in the box, as I recall. The side panels do not overlap the front-facing shelves, so there are no dead spaces on the ends where
Something like this?
If these sound familiar to you, or if you are aware of shelving that meets a similar standard, I'd appreciate your recommendations. The stacks of unshelvable CDs accumulating on the floor are getting to be an irritation.
Thanks!
https://www.onewayfurniture.com/wood-shed-1002-3.html
Thanks for this, Frank. I'm running out of storage space...
On 1/30/2023 11:41 PM, Peter wrote:CDs can hide out of sight. The whole thing looks solid and sort of stately in its way. I paid over $300/unit a few years back for the ones I already have.
Here's a question for those of us who are still adding to our overly large collection of CDs. I need to buy another shelf unit, and I'd like to match the ones I already have, but I can't find any record of what I purchased from where.
The unit: it has 10 shelves, including the bottom, and is between 2-3 feet wide. It is solid wood, and it was very heavy in the box, as I recall. The side panels do not overlap the front-facing shelves, so there are no dead spaces on the ends where
If these sound familiar to you, or if you are aware of shelving that meets a similar standard, I'd appreciate your recommendations. The stacks of unshelvable CDs accumulating on the floor are getting to be an irritation.
Thanks!Something like this?
https://www.onewayfurniture.com/wood-shed-1002-3.html
What I'd recommend is that instead of starting at the one on the top left and working your way down, you just rip the CDs after playing them. This means that you rip the ones you play the most, leaving the ones you haven't played since 1983 to slumberin peace. > Andrew Clarke
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 16:43:07 UTC, andrewc...@gmail.com wrote:slumber in peace. > Andrew Clarke
What I'd recommend is that instead of starting at the one on the top left and working your way down, you just rip the CDs after playing them. This means that you rip the ones you play the most, leaving the ones you haven't played since 1983 to
This. That's exactly how it works.
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 5:13:06 AM UTC+11, Andy Evans wrote:slumber in peace. > Andrew Clarke
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 16:43:07 UTC, andrewc...@gmail.com wrote:
What I'd recommend is that instead of starting at the one on the top left and working your way down, you just rip the CDs after playing them. This means that you rip the ones you play the most, leaving the ones you haven't played since 1983 to
This. That's exactly how it works.The next important bit is not to buy any new CDs unless they are unavailable in any other format. Buy downloads or stream. Have to hand a Very Best of Perry Como CD in a knitted angora cover for that tactile experience ...
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for playlists,incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 4:23:25 PM UTC-6, andrewc...@gmail.com wrote:slumber in peace. > Andrew Clarke
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 5:13:06 AM UTC+11, Andy Evans wrote:
On Tuesday, 31 January 2023 at 16:43:07 UTC, andrewc...@gmail.com wrote:
What I'd recommend is that instead of starting at the one on the top left and working your way down, you just rip the CDs after playing them. This means that you rip the ones you play the most, leaving the ones you haven't played since 1983 to
This. That's exactly how it works.The next important bit is not to buy any new CDs unless they are unavailable in any other format. Buy downloads or stream. Have to hand a Very Best of Perry Como CD in a knitted angora cover for that tactile experience ...
Andrew ClarkeI've had good luck with Leslie Dame shelving. Well built, and the price was right.
Canberra
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:04:45 PM UTC+11, Peter wrote:incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for playlists,
cabinets to fill them becomes expensive or in the case of CD storage, difficult to obtain. And it must get harder and harder to find stuff, whereas downloads are virtually self-indexing.
Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
Peter, I have nothing against CDs at all, and consider them far superior to the now fashionable vinyl that they replaced. But it does get to the stage where, unless you're a Texas rancher, you run out of room, and the extra space and the storage
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
On 2/1/2023 1:42 AM, Andrew Clarke wrote:playlists, incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:04:45 PM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for
cabinets to fill them becomes expensive or in the case of CD storage, difficult to obtain. And it must get harder and harder to find stuff, whereas downloads are virtually self-indexing.
Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
Peter, I have nothing against CDs at all, and consider them far superior to the now fashionable vinyl that they replaced. But it does get to the stage where, unless you're a Texas rancher, you run out of room, and the extra space and the storage
eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.Andrew ClarkeYou are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with them
Canberra
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 8:51:18 AM UTC-6, Frank Berger wrote:playlists, incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
On 2/1/2023 1:42 AM, Andrew Clarke wrote:
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:04:45 PM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for
cabinets to fill them becomes expensive or in the case of CD storage, difficult to obtain. And it must get harder and harder to find stuff, whereas downloads are virtually self-indexing.
Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
Peter, I have nothing against CDs at all, and consider them far superior to the now fashionable vinyl that they replaced. But it does get to the stage where, unless you're a Texas rancher, you run out of room, and the extra space and the storage
eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.Andrew ClarkeYou are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with them
Canberra
Peter, I have several cabinets like what you describe, but they seem not to be made anymore. I did see something similar on eBay, though:2FPUr8gpxiaU3t0hJqGII3lRqF6VmbslF8zPPpkQDWTtNTizhHG8BXdOdNizgt%2F26KhC03tikdM6%2BJzuztQawrEwvJ2vgJrWQ%2BxGcV%2BjyuUptARVJi3qyHgbzP%2B40kgeH8s%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR96utJTCYQ
https://www.ebay.com/itm/352466837906?epid=1001349799&hash=item5210a92192:g:PaUAAMXQltxQ63fc&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoP9bKxxKLT8rqboBNUdNKfRh0opmTLc22RyWhQ0yfvxSwDTm%2FVKJVBm0djh2ZEdDhMJ88cv82tbTjbdhW%2B%2Fbk%
Take a look.
RIch
You are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with themeventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 8:51:18 AM UTC-6, Frank Berger wrote:eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.
You are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with them
Like any magic sword or ring whose power must be shepherded to a new owner, you just need to recruit some young people to take the burden off your wife's hands when the time arrives. Preferable those who are local and who already own cd players.
On 2/2/2023 1:49 PM, mswd...@gmail.com wrote:them eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 8:51:18 AM UTC-6, Frank Berger wrote:
You are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with
that, but you have be willing to spend the time to do it. I will be dead and I think my wife would be happy to net $15-30K and not have to do any work.Like any magic sword or ring whose power must be shepherded to a new owner, you just need to recruit some young people to take the burden off your wife's hands when the time arrives. Preferable those who are local and who already own cd players.Some years ago, a fellow from Princeton Record Exchange said they would send a couple of people with a truck, box them up and take them away and pay me $1-2 per disk. I have no idea if that offer is still good. Of course selling them will net more than
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 8:51:18 AM UTC-6, Frank Berger wrote:playlists, incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
On 2/1/2023 1:42 AM, Andrew Clarke wrote:
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:04:45 PM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for
cabinets to fill them becomes expensive or in the case of CD storage, difficult to obtain. And it must get harder and harder to find stuff, whereas downloads are virtually self-indexing.
Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
Peter, I have nothing against CDs at all, and consider them far superior to the now fashionable vinyl that they replaced. But it does get to the stage where, unless you're a Texas rancher, you run out of room, and the extra space and the storage
eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.Andrew ClarkeYou are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with them
Canberra
Peter, I have several cabinets like what you describe, but they seem not to be made anymore. I did see something similar on eBay, though:2FPUr8gpxiaU3t0hJqGII3lRqF6VmbslF8zPPpkQDWTtNTizhHG8BXdOdNizgt%2F26KhC03tikdM6%2BJzuztQawrEwvJ2vgJrWQ%2BxGcV%2BjyuUptARVJi3qyHgbzP%2B40kgeH8s%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR96utJTCYQ
https://www.ebay.com/itm/352466837906?epid=1001349799&hash=item5210a92192:g:PaUAAMXQltxQ63fc&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoP9bKxxKLT8rqboBNUdNKfRh0opmTLc22RyWhQ0yfvxSwDTm%2FVKJVBm0djh2ZEdDhMJ88cv82tbTjbdhW%2B%2Fbk%
Take a look.
RIch
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 8:51:18 AM UTC-6, Frank Berger wrote:playlists, incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
On 2/1/2023 1:42 AM, Andrew Clarke wrote:
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:04:45 PM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for
cabinets to fill them becomes expensive or in the case of CD storage, difficult to obtain. And it must get harder and harder to find stuff, whereas downloads are virtually self-indexing.Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
Peter, I have nothing against CDs at all, and consider them far superior to the now fashionable vinyl that they replaced. But it does get to the stage where, unless you're a Texas rancher, you run out of room, and the extra space and the storage
eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.Andrew ClarkeYou are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with them
Canberra
Peter, I have several cabinets like what you describe, but they seem not to be made anymore. I did see something similar on eBay, though:2FPUr8gpxiaU3t0hJqGII3lRqF6VmbslF8zPPpkQDWTtNTizhHG8BXdOdNizgt%2F26KhC03tikdM6%2BJzuztQawrEwvJ2vgJrWQ%2BxGcV%2BjyuUptARVJi3qyHgbzP%2B40kgeH8s%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR96utJTCYQ
https://www.ebay.com/itm/352466837906?epid=1001349799&hash=item5210a92192:g:PaUAAMXQltxQ63fc&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoP9bKxxKLT8rqboBNUdNKfRh0opmTLc22RyWhQ0yfvxSwDTm%2FVKJVBm0djh2ZEdDhMJ88cv82tbTjbdhW%2B%2Fbk%
Thanks. Alas, they have only walnut, when all of my other cabinets are oak. No mixed forest communities for me....playlists, incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
I get the impression that the world of CD storage is shrinking by the week.
Peter
On Thursday, February 2, 2023 at 12:41:52 AM UTC-8, Richard Kaplan wrote:
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 8:51:18 AM UTC-6, Frank Berger wrote:
On 2/1/2023 1:42 AM, Andrew Clarke wrote:
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:04:45 PM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for
cabinets to fill them becomes expensive or in the case of CD storage, difficult to obtain. And it must get harder and harder to find stuff, whereas downloads are virtually self-indexing.
Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
Peter, I have nothing against CDs at all, and consider them far superior to the now fashionable vinyl that they replaced. But it does get to the stage where, unless you're a Texas rancher, you run out of room, and the extra space and the storage
eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.You are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with them
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
2FPUr8gpxiaU3t0hJqGII3lRqF6VmbslF8zPPpkQDWTtNTizhHG8BXdOdNizgt%2F26KhC03tikdM6%2BJzuztQawrEwvJ2vgJrWQ%2BxGcV%2BjyuUptARVJi3qyHgbzP%2B40kgeH8s%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR96utJTCYQPeter, I have several cabinets like what you describe, but they seem not to be made anymore. I did see something similar on eBay, though:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/352466837906?epid=1001349799&hash=item5210a92192:g:PaUAAMXQltxQ63fc&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoP9bKxxKLT8rqboBNUdNKfRh0opmTLc22RyWhQ0yfvxSwDTm%2FVKJVBm0djh2ZEdDhMJ88cv82tbTjbdhW%2B%2Fbk%
Take a look.
RIch
On 2/2/2023 6:14 PM, Peter wrote:playlists, incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
Thanks. Alas, they have only walnut, when all of my other cabinets are oak. No mixed forest communities for me....
I get the impression that the world of CD storage is shrinking by the week.
Peter
On Thursday, February 2, 2023 at 12:41:52 AM UTC-8, Richard Kaplan wrote:
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 8:51:18 AM UTC-6, Frank Berger wrote: >>> On 2/1/2023 1:42 AM, Andrew Clarke wrote:
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:04:45 PM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for
cabinets to fill them becomes expensive or in the case of CD storage, difficult to obtain. And it must get harder and harder to find stuff, whereas downloads are virtually self-indexing.
Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
Peter, I have nothing against CDs at all, and consider them far superior to the now fashionable vinyl that they replaced. But it does get to the stage where, unless you're a Texas rancher, you run out of room, and the extra space and the storage
them eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.You are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
2FPUr8gpxiaU3t0hJqGII3lRqF6VmbslF8zPPpkQDWTtNTizhHG8BXdOdNizgt%2F26KhC03tikdM6%2BJzuztQawrEwvJ2vgJrWQ%2BxGcV%2BjyuUptARVJi3qyHgbzP%2B40kgeH8s%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR96utJTCYQPeter, I have several cabinets like what you describe, but they seem not to be made anymore. I did see something similar on eBay, though:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/352466837906?epid=1001349799&hash=item5210a92192:g:PaUAAMXQltxQ63fc&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoP9bKxxKLT8rqboBNUdNKfRh0opmTLc22RyWhQ0yfvxSwDTm%2FVKJVBm0djh2ZEdDhMJ88cv82tbTjbdhW%2B%2Fbk%
What was wrong with the one I posted? The price? It is exactly as you described. Oak, 10 shelves, no blocking side moldings.
Take a look.
RIch
https://www.onewayfurniture.com/wood-shed-1002-3.html
On Friday, 3 February 2023 at 12:10:15 UTC+11, Frank Berger wrote:playlists, incidentally -- only use them for long car trips.
On 2/2/2023 6:14 PM, Peter wrote:
Thanks. Alas, they have only walnut, when all of my other cabinets are oak. No mixed forest communities for me....
I get the impression that the world of CD storage is shrinking by the week. >>>
Peter
On Thursday, February 2, 2023 at 12:41:52 AM UTC-8, Richard Kaplan wrote: >>>> On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 8:51:18 AM UTC-6, Frank Berger wrote: >>>>> On 2/1/2023 1:42 AM, Andrew Clarke wrote:
On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 1:04:45 PM UTC+11, Peter wrote: >>>>>>> I realize lots of you have no use for CDs and are happy putting everything on some sort of device. In fact, I have maybe half my CDs on a 1TB micro SD card, which I slot into my phone. But I also want the CDs themselves. I have no desire for
cabinets to fill them becomes expensive or in the case of CD storage, difficult to obtain. And it must get harder and harder to find stuff, whereas downloads are virtually self-indexing.
Thanks for the Leslie Dame suggestion. I think that's actually what I have, but unfortunately they have cut this shelving from their product line. I guess I'll have to settle for a substitute.
Peter, I have nothing against CDs at all, and consider them far superior to the now fashionable vinyl that they replaced. But it does get to the stage where, unless you're a Texas rancher, you run out of room, and the extra space and the storage
them eventually. I can hear her cursing me under he breath. Oh, well.You are absolutely right, Andrew. My collection, once nicely ordered, is completely out of control. Nevertheless, they will have to pry my CDs from my cold dead fingers. I've said before the only regret I have is that my wife will have deal with
Andrew Clarke
Canberra
2FPUr8gpxiaU3t0hJqGII3lRqF6VmbslF8zPPpkQDWTtNTizhHG8BXdOdNizgt%2F26KhC03tikdM6%2BJzuztQawrEwvJ2vgJrWQ%2BxGcV%2BjyuUptARVJi3qyHgbzP%2B40kgeH8s%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR96utJTCYQPeter, I have several cabinets like what you describe, but they seem not to be made anymore. I did see something similar on eBay, though:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/352466837906?epid=1001349799&hash=item5210a92192:g:PaUAAMXQltxQ63fc&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoP9bKxxKLT8rqboBNUdNKfRh0opmTLc22RyWhQ0yfvxSwDTm%2FVKJVBm0djh2ZEdDhMJ88cv82tbTjbdhW%2B%2Fbk%
What was wrong with the one I posted? The price? It is exactly as you described. Oak, 10 shelves, no blocking side moldings.
Take a look.
RIch
https://www.onewayfurniture.com/wood-shed-1002-3.html
Only the price which is $791 as against $179. A big difference.
Ray Hall, Taree
Thanks. Alas, they have only walnut, when all of my other cabinets are oak. No mixed forest communities for me....
I get the impression that the world of CD storage is shrinking by the week.
What was wrong with the one I posted? The price? It is exactly as you described. Oak, 10 shelves, no blocking side moldings.
https://www.onewayfurniture.com/wood-shed-1002-3.html
On Friday, February 3, 2023 at 10:15:00 AM UTC+11, Peter wrote:get onto the streaming services, e.g. the crime films of Jean-Pierre Melville, which I'm still trying to work out after umpteen viewings; the fact that nearly all his male characters wear the same kinds of trench coats and hats doesn't help. Even DVDs
Thanks. Alas, they have only walnut, when all of my other cabinets are oak. No mixed forest communities for me....
I get the impression that the world of CD storage is shrinking by the week.
Just like the world of CD players, I'm afraid. I've also read that BluRay discs are on their way out. The time may well come when the Katy Perry brigade buy vinyl, but the rest of us buy downloads or stream, and buy DVDs of classic cinema that doesn't
On Fri, 03 Feb 2023 06:34:33 -0800, Andrew Clarke wrote:t get onto the streaming services, e.g. the crime films of Jean-Pierre Melville, which I'm still trying to work out after umpteen viewings; the fact that nearly all his male characters wear the same kinds of trench coats and hats doesn't help. Even DVDs
On Friday, February 3, 2023 at 10:15:00 AM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
Thanks. Alas, they have only walnut, when all of my other cabinets are oak. No mixed forest communities for me....
I get the impression that the world of CD storage is shrinking by the week.
Just like the world of CD players, I'm afraid. I've also read that BluRay discs are on their way out. The time may well come when the Katy Perry brigade buy vinyl, but the rest of us buy downloads or stream, and buy DVDs of classic cinema that doesn'
You might be happy with that if you are a "HIP" advocate. Older
recordings are less likely to be HIP so throwing away the old
and sticking with the new is a way to keep "relevant". But
not all of us believe that newer is always better.
I bought a new component CD Player recently, so they still exist.
On Saturday, 4 February 2023 at 10:35:26 UTC+11, Pluted Pup wrote:doesn't get onto the streaming services, e.g. the crime films of Jean-Pierre Melville, which I'm still trying to work out after umpteen viewings; the fact that nearly all his male characters wear the same kinds of trench coats and hats doesn't help. Even
On Fri, 03 Feb 2023 06:34:33 -0800, Andrew Clarke wrote:
On Friday, February 3, 2023 at 10:15:00 AM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
Thanks. Alas, they have only walnut, when all of my other cabinets are oak. No mixed forest communities for me....
I get the impression that the world of CD storage is shrinking by the week.
Just like the world of CD players, I'm afraid. I've also read that BluRay discs are on their way out. The time may well come when the Katy Perry brigade buy vinyl, but the rest of us buy downloads or stream, and buy DVDs of classic cinema that
stuff, when I have it already, with booklets and memories.You might be happy with that if you are a "HIP" advocate. Older
recordings are less likely to be HIP so throwing away the old
and sticking with the new is a way to keep "relevant". But
not all of us believe that newer is always better.
I bought a new component CD Player recently, so they still exist.Yes they still do.
Also, there is no way I'm going to stop a nearly 40 year old physical CD habit, when the 40 years represents 40 years of painstaking research, locating, finding reviews, sampling, refining, etc., to suddenly suit a vogue to download the present pile of
Think of all the Dude, Makela and Rattle efforts I haven't got, and colour me extremely lucky.
Ray Hall, Taree
On Fri, 03 Feb 2023 06:34:33 -0800, Andrew Clarke wrote:t get onto the streaming services, e.g. the crime films of Jean-Pierre Melville, which I'm still trying to work out after umpteen viewings; the fact that nearly all his male characters wear the same kinds of trench coats and hats doesn't help. Even DVDs
On Friday, February 3, 2023 at 10:15:00 AM UTC+11, Peter wrote:
Thanks. Alas, they have only walnut, when all of my other cabinets are oak. No mixed forest communities for me....
I get the impression that the world of CD storage is shrinking by the week.
Just like the world of CD players, I'm afraid. I've also read that BluRay discs are on their way out. The time may well come when the Katy Perry brigade buy vinyl, but the rest of us buy downloads or stream, and buy DVDs of classic cinema that doesn'
You might be happy with that if you are a "HIP" advocate. Older
recordings are less likely to be HIP so throwing away the old
and sticking with the new is a way to keep "relevant". But
not all of us believe that newer is always better.
I bought a new component CD Player recently, so they still exist.
Aside from the price, two problems in ascending order: it's double width, and unless I live a lot longer and get even more obsessed, I won't need the capacity; and the store is shuttered until March, they say, and I suspect longer.
What was wrong with the one I posted? The price? It is exactly as you described. Oak, 10 shelves, no blocking side moldings.
https://www.onewayfurniture.com/wood-shed-1002-3.html
... so I downloaded dbPowerAmp, a cheap laptop, an external hard drive, the current version of JRiver Media Centre and set to work (the DVD ripping followed on immediately). I found in the course of doing this that there were certain unforeseenadvantages. One is that I can store stuff like Haydn symphonies and Scarlatti sonatas in numerical order, without having to look through umpteen CDs to find the one I want, or to keep a separate index. Another is the ability to rearrange my collection
On Friday, February 3, 2023 at 8:06:06 PM UTC-8, andrewc...@gmail.com wrote:advantages. One is that I can store stuff like Haydn symphonies and Scarlatti sonatas in numerical order, without having to look through umpteen CDs to find the one I want, or to keep a separate index. Another is the ability to rearrange my collection
... so I downloaded dbPowerAmp, a cheap laptop, an external hard drive, the current version of JRiver Media Centre and set to work (the DVD ripping followed on immediately). I found in the course of doing this that there were certain unforeseen
I do the same thing... but I am pretty much paranoid about my drive failing, or Google Drive failing... so I have several external drives that are copies, and I keep one of them off-site (in the car) at all times. This helps me to sleep at night... andI update all drives on a regular schedule so that any losses will be minimal.
Lateral thinking - record all your CDs onto an external hard disc and play them in something like iTunes.
I did that years ago, so all the CDs are in stored in boxes out of the way.
Big advantage - you can make playlists and listen to exactly what you want. I have loads of playlists in iTunes.
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