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What a strange and pointless debate...but I will tell Prometheus Records to tell his Polish manufactures to use a better quality of plastic as it might affect the quality of the recording and performance of the Czech orchestra. Maybe it is a dastardly campaign by the Poles to undermine the CZ government? Ps above is a touch of British sarcasm...not understood by the colonials.... THIS colonial understands your sarcasm, James ... usually.
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I have to say I feel for the CD labels on this issue. I've seen a lot of complaining on this board about CDs coming loose during shipping (which certainly happens a lot, but has NEVER resulted in a scratch on any of the CDs it's happened to me on). Thanks to this vocal minority, it seems many of the labels have switched to far more secure spindles, which I agree, can be problematic when it comes to removing the CDs and not breaking them. I've never broken any, I always try to be careful, but I've seen some pronounced bending from some of my CDs. So for the CD labels, it must be frustrating because it seems like a no-win situation. When it comes to these spindles that are extremely tight, I've found that if I break off even just one spoke, the spindle still holds the CD very securely, but it becomes far easier for the CDs to be removed as well. I know there's probably a lot of pretty anal people that would balk at the idea of deliberately breaking off one of the spindle spokes, but I'm pretty anal too, so if I can bear it, I'm sure others can too. And it beats cracking a disc.
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