#CD-ROM Storage case
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Mike;
>> I went home and looked up the name of this thing and it's called CD
>> Cubed
Not to belabor the point, but I just received a Heartland America Catalog and
on the front cover is what I think you are refering to. It is a 16 CD-ROM
library with a storage case for 40 CD-ROM's. It costs $99.99. I don't need
the CD-ROM's, just the storage case.
It appears as though you manually select the title of the CD-ROM you want by
sliding a lever back and forth. This moves an arm inside that will then lift
that one CD-ROM when the case is opened. Then you can reach in and pick up the
CD and place it into your player. Does that sound like what you have?
It reminds me of the "old fashioned" alphabetical index's for listing all your
friend's phone numbers. You slide the lever to the letter of the alphabet you
want, and when you open it, that letter page is open to you.
I went to some CD-ROM stores this past weekend, and didn't locate that type of
holder. If what I have described sounds like what you have, would it be too
much trouble to get;
1. The name of the store where you bought this. 2. The area code where the
store is located, or the whole phone number. 3. Or the manufacture's phone
number.
So that I can see if I can mail order one from them. If what you have is what
I see on this catalog, it does look like a very good way to store and retrieve
CD's.
Thanks Mike;
Dennis
A store named Video and Audio Center, 1426 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA
90403, 310 451 6200 has those thingies.
Bill
Bill;
Thanks for the tip. I'll call your number and Mike's number for the best
price.
Dennis
Yep, that's the beastie. That's where I first saw it as well (bundled with the
CDs) and I was glad to find it on its own.
The store I got it from is Schilling's, which may be a local chain (there are
two such stores here in Northern Nevada). They sell luggage and other leather
items, as well as office supplies and the odd gizmo (which I suppose this falls
into as a category). Their number here is (702) 826-0544.
I threw away all the literature from the first unit, but I'll be buying a
couple of more, and if you haven't contacted the store before then I'll let you
know who makes them.
Mike;
>> Yep, that's the beastie. That's where I first saw it as well (bundled
>> with the CDs) and I was glad to find it on its own.
Thanks for replying with the number. I couldn't see purchasing a bunch of CD's
not needed just for the case.
Dennis