Anonymous
8/2/2025, 6:08:50 AM No.127258148
Are inner sleeves a trendy meme or do they actually work and keep your records secure and protected?
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 10:27:17 AM No.127259998
>>127258148 (OP)
They do
They do
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 10:37:36 AM No.127260064
>cheap to buy
>help protect them so they aren't just rattling around
>keeps dust off it
>etc.
It's not exactly a ground-breaking thing but for sure good to buy. A lot better than the catalog paper records used to come in in the 60s lel.
>help protect them so they aren't just rattling around
>keeps dust off it
>etc.
It's not exactly a ground-breaking thing but for sure good to buy. A lot better than the catalog paper records used to come in in the 60s lel.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 2:43:21 PM No.127261248
>>127258148 (OP)
They actually protect your records, but not these garbage plastic only ones. These things dry out and become brittle after a few years and crumble into a thousand pieces when you touch them. The best sleeves are the thick paper ones with lining on the inside.
>worked at a record store for years
They actually protect your records, but not these garbage plastic only ones. These things dry out and become brittle after a few years and crumble into a thousand pieces when you touch them. The best sleeves are the thick paper ones with lining on the inside.
>worked at a record store for years
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:06:17 PM No.127261387
Not a meme. Bare paper/card sleeves can scratch the shit out of your records as I found out the hard way
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:26:15 PM No.127261528
>>127261248
>These things dry out
have you actually used the rice paper ones in OP? they don't become brittle. the cheap shitty ones that sometimes come with records do, i would agree.
>These things dry out
have you actually used the rice paper ones in OP? they don't become brittle. the cheap shitty ones that sometimes come with records do, i would agree.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:28:15 PM No.127261548
>>127261528
I don’t have a lot of experience with the specific brand in the OP but I remember, countless times, opening some used record from the 70s and the plastic sleeve just crumbling in my hands and making a huge mess.
I don’t have a lot of experience with the specific brand in the OP but I remember, countless times, opening some used record from the 70s and the plastic sleeve just crumbling in my hands and making a huge mess.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 4:01:57 PM No.127261737
>>127261548
yeah those would just be regular plastic sleeves which are garbage and are a pain in the ass to use because they crinkle instantly lel. the one in the OP is the same design as a few other top brands, likely just getting their shit from the same factory. like i said, uses rice paper which is really, really durable. not a single complaint from me over the years i've had my records in them.
yeah those would just be regular plastic sleeves which are garbage and are a pain in the ass to use because they crinkle instantly lel. the one in the OP is the same design as a few other top brands, likely just getting their shit from the same factory. like i said, uses rice paper which is really, really durable. not a single complaint from me over the years i've had my records in them.