drowning in CDs

[vlad]

Hey, does anybody know of a good way to store and organize a whole crapload of CDs without jewel cases or envelopes? I've burned so many, but I just have them laying around in giant stacks, making things impossible to find. Thanks.

Vlad

 

[Crizza]

biga$$ cd wallets

 

[Rileyjag]

Went to OD yesterday and bought 2 different cd storage cases on clearance. One 50 capacity flip cd lockable box for $2.88 and a 60 capacity indexing box for $.88. I got the last ones. These containers only hold the cd, no jewel cases. See if your store has any left.

 

[skapegoat]

the best way i have found is to get the plastic sheets for cds that fit in a binder. they look like the sheets that you used to put baseball cards in as a kid. they hold 4 cds per page and cost pennies per sheet

 

[Pardus]

Get This

I know others will case caselogic binders arent that good, but i have 3 of them and they work just fine. No need for jewel cases ever again.

 

[kd7fhd]

A cheaper way is to reuse the 50/100 pack spindles if you buy your blank cd's that way.

 

[AncientPC]

If you access your CD's every now and then, the easiest way is to just use the spindles that you bought the CD-R's on.

However, if you're like me and certain archived CD's you have you need to check pretty often, the easiest method I have is just to buy a big fat binder from Case Logic. The link above sells a Case Logic 256 binder for 49.95.

Oupost.com Case Logic 200 Nylon binder for $29.95:
http://shop1.outpost.com/product/73515
Case Logic 200 Koskin binder for $29.95:
http://shop1.outpost.com/product/63872

Buy.com Case Logic 256 Nylon binder for $32.26:
http://www.us.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10042262&loc=101
Case Logic 200 Koskin binder for $26.21:
http://www.us.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10042262&loc=101

 

[deftron]

Wal-Mart has the 208 one for $29

 

[shadowfaX]

string a cord from wall to wall and hang those CD's on it!
Seriously, those 200 capacity cd wallets are very handy.

 

[BadThad]

Another thing that works AWESOME is old 5.25" floppies! Just slice em open at the edge, take out the disk and punch a couple holes in it so you can put it in a 3 ring binder. heheheh, the old floppies are even felt lined to keep your cd's safe!