State of your CD collection pole?

[Swaye]

Ive got some of those old black binders in a box somewhere collecting dust.

For years I had them in binders, but always saved the jewel cases (much to the consternation of Mrs Snow). Alas,my new house in White Wakanda came with some cool built ins where I could display them in all their glory. This is 1/2 of it.

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When you say you are an audiophile, you aren't kidding. For those of us fortunate enough to be founding members of the John Donovan Fan Club, we get to to see the audio chinsanity on a weekly basis.

 

[DerekJohnson]

Ive got some of those old black binders in a box somewhere collecting dust.

For years I had them in binders, but always saved the jewel cases (much to the consternation of Mrs Snow). Alas,my new house in White Wakanda came with some cool built ins where I could display them in all their glory. This is 1/2 of it.

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When you say you are an audiophile, you aren't kidding. For those of us fortunate enough to be founding members of the John Donovan Fan Club, we get to to see the audio chinsanity on a weekly basis.

 

[YellowSnow]

Other. Tucked away in dark drawers in jewel case. Be careful, CDs are not a great long term data storage. But keeping the discs justify your legal use of a ripped digital collection.

Apparently “CD rot” is a thing. I haven’t experienced it yet. My oldest discs which are 25 years old, still play fine.

And vinyl never goes bad played the right set up.