I don't know where they got it, but my local used cd store has a giant rack of CD's on the wall behind the counter. The CD's go in individual slots (sans case), perpendicular to both the wall and the floor. Each slot is numbered. There are maybe 10 rows high, with maybe 25-50 CD's in each row, per foot of wallspace. So with 60-120 feet of wallspace, you could get 30,000 CD's in there. If anyone actually cares, email me at dizman101 *at* gmail *dot* com, and, I'll ask next time I go in there.
The way I understand it, some people have extremely corrosive (acidic) oils, and others don't. I mean, it is all corrosive to a point, but much more so for some people.
(I'm on my shiny new macbook now, hoping for the best)
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I don't know where they got it, but my local used cd store has a giant rack of CD's on the wall behind the counter. The CD's go in individual slots (sans case), perpendicular to both the wall and the floor. Each slot is numbered. There are maybe 10 rows high, with maybe 25-50 CD's in each row, per foot of wallspace. So with 60-120 feet of wallspace, you could get 30,000 CD's in there. If anyone actually cares, email me at dizman101 *at* gmail *dot* com, and, I'll ask next time I go in there.
The way I understand it, some people have extremely corrosive (acidic) oils, and others don't. I mean, it is all corrosive to a point, but much more so for some people. (I'm on my shiny new macbook now, hoping for the best)