LP inner sleeves

[The Barbarian]

Hi Commrades
Im looking for an outlet in the uk that sells Mobile Fidelity 'MoFi Original master inner LP Sleeves' ?

Thanks in advance

[Stratmangler]

http://www.mains-cables-r-us.co.uk/record-inner-sleeves/486-mobile-fidelity-record-inner-sleeves-50.html#

http://www.diversevinyl.com/item.php?id=701ad867d18803596815dd6906a04d57

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mobile-Fidelity-Original-Master-Anti-Static-Vinyl-Record-Inner-Sleeves-pack-/400732350566?pt=UK_Home_Garden_CD_DVDStorage_SM&hash=item5d4d826866

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/eshop943300/Products/821797777070

http://www.analogueseduction.net/sleeves/mobile-fidelity-inner-record-sleeves-pack-of-50.html

[The Barbarian]

:o

Thanks Chris..

[twotone]

I wouldn't bother if I were you Andre, they are pure murder to use, I hate them.

[The Barbarian]

They are all i will use im afraid.. Why are they so for you Tony?

[twotone]

They are all i will use im afraid.. Why are they so for you Tony?

I just find them a complete pain in the @rse when I try to put a record back in the sleeve Andre, the cheap ones are fine cause you can just slip the record in them no problem but with these mofi ones I find you have to remove them and the record from the sleeve.

[PaulStewart]

Tony,

Surely if you turn the sleeve at 90 degrees to the opening of the outer sleeve to make a dust seal, you will always have to take the inner sleeve out of the outer :scratch: If you don't turn the inner sleeve and you aren't removing the static, you are going to get dusty records.

[Macca]

Tony,

Surely if you turn the sleeve at 90 degrees to the opening of the outer sleeve to make a dust seal, you will always have to take the inner sleeve out of the outer :scratch: If you don't turn the inner sleeve and you aren't removing the static, you are going to get dusty records.

There are 3 sleeves involved: You put the anti-static sleeve inside the inner sleeve then put the inner sleeve in the outer sleeve at 90 degrees to form a dust seal. On removal you take the inner sleeve from the outer sleeve and remove the record from the antistatic sleeve without removing the anti-static sleeve from the inner. Then you replace accordingly. I recommend Nagaoka sleeves as they stay inside the inner sleeve when you remove the disc and don't come out with it or crumple up. Mo-Fi may be the same, I don't know as I haven't used them.

[twotone]

Tony,

Surely if you turn the sleeve at 90 degrees to the opening of the outer sleeve to make a dust seal, you will always have to take the inner sleeve out of the outer :scratch: If you don't turn the inner sleeve and you aren't removing the static, you are going to get dusty records.

Hi Paul, I don't really get much static (maybe that's the mo-fi's) but I hate removing the sleeve from the record jacket, I've never ever had to do that in all of the years I've had vinyl, I like just pulling the record out of the sleeve/jacket and then putting the record back the jacket/sleeve when I'm done with the record, the record sleeves that come with the record are perfect for that, the Mo-fi ones aren't.

[twotone]

There are 3 sleeves involved: You put the anti-static sleeve inside the inner sleeve then put the inner sleeve in the outer sleeve at 90 degrees to form a dust seal. On removal you take the inner sleeve from the outer sleeve and remove the record from the antistatic sleeve without removing the anti-static sleeve from the inner. Then you replace accordingly. I recommend Nagaoka sleeves as they stay inside the inner sleeve when you remove the disc and don't come out with it or crumple up. Mo-Fi may be the same, I don't know as I haven't used them.

That would drive me mad:eek:

[Macca]

It's not as much faff as it seems, but it does look like it when it's written down :)

[The Barbarian]

I find it very interesting the way people do things!

I never touch the record cover, i use 450grm poly sleeves to protect the cover, clean the record with {Paul Stewarts superb record cleaning fluid} place the record in a mofi inner, slip it sideways down the back of the record packet..