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At 12/4/98 02:09 PM , Jeff Woods wrote:
>At 05:48 AM 12/4/98 -0800, Shawn Gordon wrote:
>>I am trying to find a CD cabinet that will hold at least 800 CD's, and has
>>doors.
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>With 800 CDs, I suggest either picking the 400 (or 200) you listen to on a
>regular basis and load up the player, or just buy two high end players and
>two slave players and load them all up. The liner notes go in books
>provided with the players and the cases go in a box in the closet.
>--
>Jeff Woods
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Another thought. With CD-ROM writers and the ability to create "best of"
CDs from YOUR OWN COPIES OF PRODUCTION AUDIO CDs (remember, copyright
laws!), perhaps you could select those CDs which contain only one or two
titles you routinely listen to and create a few assortment CDs containing
those "best of" titles, then store the original CDs in your basement or
some other out-of-the-way place (I think the copyright laws would require
you to destroy the "copy" if you sell or otherwise dispose of the original).
John
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