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Steve, I volunteer my services. This a clear violation of your rights as a consumer. It's an infringement on your constitutional rights. It's outrageous, egregious, preposterous! Yes. I will handle this Monday.
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Had a lot of trouble extricating CD III, but was finally able to, without apparent damage to it. Then, before putting it back, I broke off one of the little grommet-type things holding it in, so that, after replacing it, it then was able to be removed without difficulty. I've also had a (minor) issue with the workings of the case more or less coming apart when I open it, and I seem to have to put the whole thing back together every time I check it out. But, these are small complaints, Luxury Problems, compared to the fact that I FINALLY am holding the complete music to BEN-HUR in my hot, sweating paws.... Love it. New Mantra: ThankYouFSMThankYouFSMThankYouFSMThankYouFSM.....
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I have not yet received the set, from this long distance. My recommendation is to use a simple ruler to ascertain the width of the central spindle hole on the CD. This can be done also using dividers, calipers, or by tracing the centre on a piece of paper using a looser disc as a template. Now take a regular electric screwdriver, and wind a cylinder of sandpaper around the rotating head, being very careful that the overall diameter of sandpaper/rotating head is equal to that of the circle you have drawn, or the distance between the calipers. Now, plug in the electric screwdriver, after inserting the rotating head in the hole of disc 3. Switch on the screwdriver. With practice, this can be achieved easily, but do use vaseline or some other suitable lubricant if the fit is tight. You will find that the diameter of the central hole is now wider, and with luck, your grommets will be uncompromised. In a small number of cases, the disc will shatter and fragments will be propelled in various directions at a tangent to the plane of your screwdriver's rotation. In the unlikely event of this latter case, contact SAE and inform them that, despite your very reasonable attempts to improve the situation (you will need to make clear to SAE that no pneumatic drills were employed), the disc is beyond repair. They will, I feel sure, very willingly replace the disc. Remember to wear protective gloves and glasses at all times during the manoeuvre, and NEVER use vaseline near electrical equipment.
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He should contact customer service and wait for their reply. By God, yes. And with great humility. Such is the decent way. Teddy Roosevelt. Now THERE was a man.
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P.S. I should have made clear above that a rubber band will be necessary to hold the sandpaper tightly against the rotating head.
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Oh and I don't suppose anyone has or knows where to get larger versions of the coverart for the Savina and Kloss I albums? Just thought it would be cool to have those as the covers for the appropriate albums. Start at this page and scroll down; there are several pages to go. You will find all three LP covers (and back liners). http://retrovinyl.runmovies.eu/tag/miklos-rozsa/
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