/r/Cd_collectors
Discussions pertaining to CDs and collections!
Discuss all things music/CD related!
If/When this subreddit gets more traffic and subscribers we will also begin to exchange or sell CD's to subscribers in the subreddit, so something to look forward to!
Hopefully we can get this subreddit off the ground, but for now it will be a bit slow. Please subscribe and submit links to help get it started!
Also Discogs is a great website to catalog your collection and browse different CD's
/r/Cd_collectors
Wanted to show off my cd collection I’ve been working on. Over 200 hundred of them now. Would like to know what recommendations you guys have for good albums to buy. Got pretty much all the ones I was looking for already.
Hi so im trying to print a design onto cd sticker sheets and was wondering, the system ive used to design them is avery Do i have to buy cd sticker sheets made by avery or can it print on just any cd sticker sheet Thanks in advance :D
The Sword -- God's of the Earth Paramore -- After Laughter Bikini Kill -- Pussy Whipped
finally laid out all of my cds on my dorm room floor and took a pic, i am such a proud momma of these sweet sweet babies😩 more to come in the future that’s for sure 😈🤙 what’s your favorite from my collection ??😋
Pretty new to collecting bootleg CD's to bands I like (in this case Weezer) and hoping someone here with more knowledge could shed some light on Japanese bootlegs and authenticity.
I recently came across two Weezer bootlegs. Weezer - Surf Wax Mt. Fuji and Weezer - Outloud Tour 2001. I linked the discog page to the Outloud tour CD. While the CD inserts for both look real and match what's online the CDs do not. Both CDs are plane white with a Japanese stamp, that from what I can tell, reads 'sample'. Attached is a picture for the Outloud bootleg.
According to the seller this is common for reissues in Japan and they are authentic. Maybe I have not looked hard enough online but I have never seen examples of this.
My question is how authentic are these? Are these instances where the original CD was damaged but the case and inserts were not so the owner ripped a new CD to replace the original? Or it actually is/was a thing for reissues of bootlegs to just use white generic CDr's with printed inserts. This seems somewhat plausible since I imagine making new CDs is the more expensive part compared to printing new inserts. Or are these just bootleg counterfeits with a made a up story for gullible collectors?
Super appreciative if anyone can provide any insight. Thanks in advance!
I have a bunch of CD's that I burned, and I just bought the cases for them. Are there any templates for 8.5x11 paper that I could print the covers on? I only need the front covers, I think I'll skip printing the back covers (for now?).
Any help is appreciated, I'm pretty new to this whole CD thing
Hello all, what’s a good brand and an easy to obtain place to get replacement jewel case. Of course I see some on Amazon but I’d like to know if there’s somewhere else. We’ve all known the disappointment of a cd case cracking or the holding mechanism breaking. Just wanna swap some of my broken cases for new ones. Cheers
I am in the process of ripping my CD collection to MP3 so I can play them in my new car, which does not have a CD player. So I figured I would post photos of my collection here, as many others do. Here are all of my CDs with artist beginning with the letter B:
Banco de Gaia - Last Train to Lhasa, The Magical Sounds of..., Igizeh; The Beatles - Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's, Abbey Road
Adrian Belew - Desire of the Rhino King, Mr. Music Head, Inner Revolution, Here, Op Zop Too Wah, Side One
Birdsongs of the Mesozoic - Sonic Geology, Faultline, Pyroclastics, Dancing on A'A, Petrophonics, The Iridium Controversy
Biosphere - Substrata; Birth of Joy - Life In Babalou; David Bixler - Call It a Good Deal; Bjork - Post; Black Bonzo - Sound of the Apocalypse, Guillotine Drama
Tomas Bodin - An Ordinary Night..., I AM; Ron Boots - Current, Tainted Bare Skin, Close But Not Touching, Liquid Structures in Solid Form
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust, Black Tie White Noise, Outside; Tom Brislin - Hurry Up and Smell the Roses; Steven Delopoulos - Me Died Blue; Burlap To Cashmere - s/t
Burlap To Cashmere - Freedom Souls; David Byrne - uh-oh, s/t, Feelings, Look Into the Eyeball, Grown Backwards
All were $2 each. Barring the Cake album and the Kooks Junk of the Heart (bottom left), both Always Ascending by Franz Ferdinand and Let's Go Sunshine by the Kooks were released in 2018.
1 year later and I still think about what a find this was, sad that we don’t have charity shops in my country
Pulled a nice color coordinated batch of discs to jam while my bb is napping. Some classics from my 20s or something like that.
I have three 5 disc CD changers. An Adcom GCD-600 (US made), a Yahama CDC-506 Natural Sound player and a Sony - not sure of the model, it is in storage… They all work. I will sell two. Which should I keep? I lean towards keeping the Adcom.
Prices :(
I have burnt some CD-Rs, initially at 52x burn speed but these did not play so ended up burning more at 4x speed. These all play and work fine on my PC and a friend's CD player. My Sony CMT EP313 allegedly supports CD-R playback - this is confirmed on the manual and on the Sony website (https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/audio-systems-cmt-series/cmt-ep313/specifications "CD-R Playback: Yes')
However, when I put these CD-Rs in (even the 4x speed ones), they just spin for a bit and then the player says 'no CD'. I'm using Verbatim CD-Rs with a white top and silver bottom if that makes any difference?
I also got a Def Jux video comp.