Can you easily read the spines of a single LP? A lot of the sleeves I have now it's hard to read the spine because of the seam on the poly sleeve.
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The answer is somewhere between the two. If the seam falls a certain way, it will be harder to read the spine (depending on the LP). Other times, there is no difficulty.
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If you can get the scanner flat on the surface of each picture you should be ok. If the picture is wedged close to the spine of the book you won't be able to get the scanner to see all of it.
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It is rigid. Maybe not quite as rigid as a hardback book, but rigid nonetheless. Perhaps you could fold the two covers back far enough to slip the cover over them? I don't have one with me at the moment, so I can't tell how likely it is that the spine would break if you tried that.
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I am not constantly playing my old vinyls, which are not in pristine condition to begin with, so I really cannot answer. I haven't transferred anything to CD yet either.
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If your album sleeve is extremely thick (2 record gatefold or trifold) message after ordering and they will adjust for the added thickness at no charge...
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I can't add much to that which has already been said; the point has been made that this is CLEANING EQUIPMENT, not magic. I would add, though, that if you find physical damage after cleaning, you might try some 1000-grit abrasive paper...wet-or-dry sandpaper as used in auto finishing...it can cut the tops of the scratches to remove the "curl" of vinyl. Sometimes there's improvement in sound. If it's a beloved disc you're trying to save, might be worth the time and effort.
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I think its from XI. It's honestly hard to tell. One of my friends says it's from X. Either way, it's vinyl so it comes off fairly easy. Just be careful when peeling it off.
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I used it to frame an unopened record. Shrink wrap and all and didn't have any trouble with it. Double vinyl albums might be tight, but otherwise you should be fine.
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David, Thank you for your question. The sleeves are red in the back, and clear in the front. This means that once you put in a card (say a magic card), You'll be able to see the front of the card but not the back. Any questions please let us know. Your business is important to us here at the Shack! - Competitive Card Shack
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I was able to fit Aphex Twin - "Syro" in one of these sleeves. That is a 3xLP. It's snug, but the sleeves do appear to stretch a bit, which is good.
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yes -- I cut the spine off the back and front artwork & double side tape together and then there's spot for 2 disks.
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It is fairly easy to change out jackets. FYI it is NOT a good idea to hang the jackets with the vinyl inside. Go to your local record store or go online and buy some blank record covers. They are inexpensive. Keep your vinyl in the blank jackets and your album covers in the frames.
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I was able to fit ~40 LPs. Some were single, some were doubles. If you've got mostly singles you'll definitely be able to fit more than 50.
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I have records with similar sleeves on them that are close to 30 years old. The sticky stuff lasts for resealing just fine, unless dirty. A rare few have torn, usually from being man-handled or trying to fit a fat double album in them. Highly recommended.
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I see that you have your very clear answers Susan, I tought I'd throw my 2 cents in, maybe it would help in the future.The first thing that came to mind for me was that they likely aren't balanced appropriately, ie; straight, nor made to actually KEEP that balance. I held the two round files up next to each other and turned them in my fingers, and the gap between the tips changed. That means that right out of the sleeve, they aren't straight. That has no bearing on my needs, and won't take away from my review of them. I guess just one more reason to validate your decision. : )
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I think you could with smaller ones. I bet you could ship 10 records with sleeves but I'm not 100%. I'm not home to test it out now
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Yes, you can just play LP's. You can also download to your computer and convert LP's to mp3 or wav files. There's even software to help eliminate pops and snaps associated with playing albums, if you choose to do so. (I personally prefer those noises. :)) It's pretty easy to use and the tech supprt is good if run into problems or have questions. I really like it!