Is the CD case easily removable? I prefer the space and since I don't use CDs anymore, would like to remove it if possible.
323357
Yes it's a soft sided case that just sets inside the armrest. I didn't use the case either
323358
sorry, I wish I could answer your question, I have thought of the very same thing, but I do use the cd case,that came with it, good safe storage for my cd's. Seeing that it doesn't seem to be removeable. There definitely would be more storage. You know, now that you mentioned it, I will take another look...
626769
Taking the case off is rather easy. It's as easy as putting it on. Hope that helps.
746640
I don't have any of those things but if they are bigger than a DVD case then no - cd's can sit in it but it's really too big for those. Hope that helps.
1231139
I'm just using it to store my old CD. I rarely take them out of the case but if I did I could see the pages ripping
1191616
I did put the CD and insert in each slot, and the case is nearly full. Yes, it can be done, but it's tight. I ended up cutting a bit of the edges off lots of the inserts.
1628568
There is no practical reason for removing the housing (case) from the internal components. There are no user serviceable parts inside and you risk exposing the components to electrostatic discharge. Are you wanting to remove the case so that it fits the USB port because sometimes they put the USB ports so close together that two devices won't fit next to each other? If so, I suggest using a USB extender cable.
553124
in most cases, yes, since it only sits on the slot's opening. put the CD, then install. to get the CD out, uninstall first, then pop the CD out. to test your, pop a CD into the slot, then insert anything on the opening up to an inch and see if the CD does not get disturbed.
1589792
It will hold 900 cd's even though I believe it will hold more. I read the reviews but I have about 3000 cd's so whatever it hold for me is fine (900 or 1000). It will not hold the original cases but I took the page off and used it so that I will know what the disc is. If you fill the case completely it will be hard to move them to see what disc is though. Overall, if you want to use this case for storage or daily use then don't bother filling it to the maximum capacity. Hope you find this helpful.
1378640
Yes it can be removed. I no longer own the case as it was junk so I don't know what the inside dimensions are
1337384
It has a slide out tray. You push a button to open it, place the CD in the tray and push the button to close it.
1574362
You can put boxed, home made or any type of CD/DVD that you want. You adjust the height to your desire, to create the space you want. I love it!
1834747
It's really made for using the enclosed sleeves. (Plenty of room for the booklets etc.). You could technically fit CDs in jewel cases in there but it wouldn't be pretty. I'm not sure how many you could fit in to the case, but again it's not really designed for that. (With CD's with booklet/cover in sleeves it fits between 700 - 800 CDs)
351780
It takes up 3 cd drive size slots, looking at the case u listed, no, It does not look like it will fit.
1574358
There are no individual slots for cds, the shelves are smooth and singularly adjustable. I was able to house my box sets after removing one of the shelves. This is a great item to hold your entire cd collection... I am completely satisfied!
1187832
Removeable. Also, just an FYI, you only get 117.56GB of useable space.http://imgur.com/TXYx1cD
1186117
Hello Jessica!! It´s a great deal! I love it and it´s working very well. The CD is at the front, more or less on the middle, and lays flat, as a regular position. Should you need more information, please reply.
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I put mine in and plan to just leave it there. I use Bluetooth for my music so I don't need the CD slot. I don't think it would be a good idea to constantly insert and remove this for fear of damaging either the player or the mount. If you listen to CDs frequently, I would look for another phone solution. If you are looking at just occasionally, this may work fine as long as you are careful.