There's a use for paper sleeves after all. Took me a while to realize

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I hate paper sleeves as liners and I had purchased some plastic sleeves so everytime I played a record, I would toss out the paper sleeve and use the plastic sleeve instead..until.. I pulled out Supertramp "Even In The Quietest moments on the A&M label. There sleeves were paper but had a plastic inner sleeve in the paper sleeve. They had the nicest sleeves of any label I came across. As a result I mimick A&M and do this..

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The paper sleeves I ordered off of Amazon came last tonight so I went thru my blues collection making sure either that records that already contained plastic sleeves were thick enough to be on its own, put records that were in paper sleeves only in plastic and then paper sleeves and the records with the thin plastic sleeves that are rounded at the end are inserted into a paper sleeve.

[The Great Owl]

I use Mofi Inner Sleeves for all of my records.

If you use these, then you'll never be unhappy about anything. They're amazing.

[Pi905]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

I use Mofi Inner Sleeves for all of my records.

If you use these, then you'll never be unhappy about anything. They're amazing.

Even the non-paper sleeves that records sometimes come in aren't always dependable. They could still be considerably dirty inside, or be static hounds. No matter what, my records get cleaned and put in a Mofi sleeve.