3 SHORT quest'ns PLEASE:1) Do the discs slint for easy view 2)Can I use SLIM jewel cases 3)Can I remove all sleeves &amp; use just slim jewel cases?Thanks
1189373
1) Not that much, but it is easy to flip through them. 2) Yes, but that severely reduces the number it will hold. 3) Sounds like the same question as 2). You can use regular or slim jewel cases, the sleeves that come with the storage box, plain paper sleeves, or no protection at all. It just depends on how much protection and space you are willing to sacrifice.
706415
Yes. I have dvd/blueray combos in mine. Not the actual jewel case but the paper insert.
503148
I bought it for my boyfriend , I will asked him to take measurements then I will get back to you. I know that he stores his DVD's with the fabric sleeves to protect from scratches. I do believe you can store CDs with case but you may not be able to put a lot of them in the box.
1892938
I love the sleeve, however I do not use the plastic case on my mac ...so I am unsure. Wish I could be more help!
1360549
DVD or CD Jewel cases fit nicely with end label side up, in line from front to back of drawer, and will hold about 20 + per drawer. Paper sleeves are the best. You can put 100 DVD,s or CD,s in paper sleeves in line from front to back of drawer. I would not recommend this case for standard folder type movie DVD cases. Not really made for standard DVD movie folder cases. They fit, but only about 5 per drawer because you have to leave room to insert and remove them in drawer.
1812354
I have only had my case for a short time so I only have a limited experience but I don't see this to be a problem. If you handle the disc properly. Any scratches would result from you mishandling the disc, not the storage device.
2272264
Yes. I haven't encountered any issues. These are top notch disc's. I've used them in several PC's including my older MacPro and G5 desktops. I don't have a MacBook. I haven't had any bad disc's as of yet. I still have over half of the 200 I purchased... but I think I would've had at least one go by now if the QC was lousy. Remember that the best name disc's can have bad runs, and vis versa. IMO we are at the mercy of luck in many cases. All you can do is find a "currently" high rated product, and get it fast before they rest on their laurels! I hope I didn't get too off subject for you here? But I like these discs! Yes. I haven't encountered any issues. These are top notch disc's. I've used them in several PC's including my older MacPro and G5 desktops. I don't have a MacBook. I haven't had any bad disc's as of yet. I still have over half of the 200 I purchased... but I think I would've had at least one go by now if the QC was lousy. Remember that the best name disc's can have bad runs, and vis versa. IMO we are at the mercy of luck in many cases. All you can do is find a "currently" high rated product, and get it fast before they rest on their laurels! I hope I didn't get too off subject... » Read More Yes. I haven't encountered any issues. These are top notch disc's. I've used them in several PC's including my older MacPro and G5 desktops. I don't have a MacBook. I haven't had any bad disc's as of yet. I still have over half of the 200 I purchased... but I think I would've had at least one go by now if the QC was lousy. Remember that the best name disc's can have bad runs, and vis versa. IMO we are at the mercy of luck in many cases. All you can do is find a "currently" high rated product, and get it fast before they rest on their laurels! I hope I didn't get too off subject for you here? But I like these discs! « Show Less
1976753
25 sleeves would hold 200 discs. The case supposedly hold 208 discs. That should be 26 sleeves. Each case can hold a lot more than just 26 sleeves. Jim
171993
It can be used for both slim and regular jewel cases. I use it for a mixture of both and it works very well. I have not used it for just slim cases alone so I cannot comment on how this will work but I assume it should work well. Hope this helps.
726717
Thanks Jessica. I'm not very good at setting up computers, etc. so I'm a little afraid of scanning but at the same time, I do want to get rid of all the photo albums onto DVD's. Do you think I'll have a lot of trouble getting up and running?
1840134
Yes, you can store CD's in their original jewel but as other reviewers have noted, if you use the jewels instead of the provided sleeves, you won't be able to store more than 15 or so. Also, I noticed that one reviewer answered 'yes' to someones query about this box's ability to close firmly for transport. DO NOT trust it for secure transport CD'sDVD's that are important to you - You will absolutely have to secure the lid by some means such as a strap of some kind if there's any chance that in your transport application this box might get jostled or could turn over. Although it "clicks' closed, it takes very little effort to open it. Yes, you can store CD's in their original jewel but as other reviewers have noted, if you use the jewels instead of the provided sleeves, you won't be able to store more than 15 or so. Also, I noticed that one reviewer answered 'yes' to someones query about this box's ability to close firmly for transport. DO NOT trust it for secure transport CD'sDVD's that are important to you - You will absolutely have to secure the lid by some means such as a strap of some kind if there's any chance that in your transport application this box might get jostled or could turn over. Although it... » Read More Yes, you can store CD's in their original jewel but as other reviewers have noted, if you use the jewels instead of the provided sleeves, you won't be able to store more than 15 or so. Also, I noticed that one reviewer answered 'yes' to someones query about this box's ability to close firmly for transport. DO NOT trust it for secure transport CD'sDVD's that are important to you - You will absolutely have to secure the lid by some means such as a strap of some kind if there's any chance that in your transport application this box might get jostled or could turn over. Although it "clicks' closed, it takes very little effort to open it. « Show Less
41701
I'm storing the CDs of the master scans of my artwork and the back ups in jewel cases. The jewel cases fit fine. I use the sleeves for CDs of reference photos and scans of preliminary artwork. There is no reason sleeves can't be moved around and placed in a different order. Any questions email me. Paul Sullivan- sully1251@cox.net
1816616
Oh awesome! Okay, I just ordered a clear case with a Kroo sleeve. Can't wait to get it. Thanks again!
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)
1457126
If you remove the separators, then you could probably fit about half or maybe just over. But jewel cases would be harder to remove once you maximized the capacity. With the front and back sleeves that come with the product, 250 are really squeezed in each row. But 1000 fit that way. And I have to number my disk sleeves and have a separate log.
73197
re Geordie - me too. iLife 08 installed. Leopard, I had to install but the disk was included. Matte screen imo is better than glossy.
1119261
they come with a sample pack of six sleeves if you want more you will need to buy them.I keep my cd's in the original jewel cases and what I did was buy the a-z file guide from vaultz.If you are looking for a great storage unit for all your cd's buy this storage unit I have 4 of them and am very happy with them