Are all CD jewel cases the same?
Are all CD jewel cases the same?
This low-profile jewel case is the same height and width as a standard jewel case, but little more than half the thickness, allowing for more discs to be stored in the same space….Join our mailing list!
| Jewel Case Parts | Slim CD Jewel Cases |
|---|---|
| Poly CD, DVD Holders | Mini CD Cases and Sleeves |
Should I keep CD jewel cases?
Pros of keeping the jewel cases: Can keep the liner notes, and list of songs, along with the cover art, all together easily. If you loan your CDs (or DVDs) out you can easily label the case with a sticker, such as with one of these custom bookplates or labels, making it more likely to get returned to you.
Why are CD jewel cases so fragile?
Weaknesses. There are a number of shortcomings with the jewel case. The case is hinged on two brittle plastic arms, which often break if the case receives shock or stress due to being dropped. The teeth of the hub holding the disc are also prone to failure by snapping.
Do CDs still come in jewel cases?
In the jewel cases still but most can go away soon as I’ve stored them all digitally in iTunes and the ones I play the most have been reacquired as vinyl.
What is the size of a standard CD jewel case?
Measurement: 143mm x 124mm x 10.4mm (5 5/8 x 4 7/8 x 3/8 inches)
Should CD be stored vertically or horizontally?
Discs are best stored upright (like a book) in “jewel” cases that are designed specifically for CDs/DVDs. Ideally, store the cases in plastic or steel containers manufactured specifically for the type of medium in cool, dry storage that is free of large temperature fluctuations.
How do you get a CD out of a jewel case?
How to strip a CD Jewel Case
- Open the cover. This is tricky, because jewel cases suck so much, but you’ve probably figured out a technique by now.
- Remove the liner notes. That’s the booklet inside the cover.
- Flex the case.
- Pull out the tray.
- If you moisten your thumb, you can pull the tray card out easily.
How big is a CD jewel case?
The finished dimensions for the outside of printed CD covers are 4.724 inches square. Many printed designs include bleed. The “bleed area” is an extra 1/8″ of space for design elements or backgrounds to extend beyond the finished size of your piece.
What is the difference between a digipak and a CD?
A digipak is the same form and size as a standard CD Jewel Case, however it is made mostly from environmentally friendly board. The difference with a digipak is that the CD wallet/jacket has a plastic tray which the disc snaps into – overall it is a sturdier product.
Why are they called jewel cases?
The jewel case allegedly derives its name from its Phillips designer, Peter Doodson, who named it the jewel case because he claimed it was the perfect case design that also picked up light from certain angles.