[Don_S]

I desperately need better CD storage.  Is anyone using this cabinet?  Comments from users would be appreciated.  I would also appreciate suggestions on which on-line retailer to purchase Leslie Dame products from.  I cannot find any local source.  I am in CA and would prefer to purchase somewhere west of the Rockies so the cabinet arrives in one piece.  I have found several on-line retailers with different names but the same mailing address.  That gives me real confidence.  Why I have four different names myself.  Just for fun you understand---nothing shady. 

Thanks, Don

[lonewolfny42]

Looks pretty good....

[chadh]

I know this is not the kind of thing you're looking at, but I thought I'd make the recommendation anyway.  Unless you're particularly attached to jewel cases, why not get rid of them (or store them in the basement), and catalog your CDs in books, like these ones from Slappa that I use?  These reduced the amount of space I devoted to CD storage by around 80%. 

http://www.slappa.com/site/cd_dvd_cat.html

Chad

[Don_S]

Actually, This is the model I was looking at but in the light oak finish.  I want to be able to see everything at a glance.  The small cabinets I have now (filled) have drawers and I am tired of opening a drawer only to find the disc I want is in another.

[martyo]

They sell them at Best Buy and I have seen them at our Costco but not currently.

Marty

[Bob Reynolds]

Actually, This is the model I was looking at but in the light oak finish.  I want to be able to see everything at a glance.  The small cabinets I have now (filled) have drawers and I am tired of opening a drawer only to find the disc I want is in another.

That's the model I own in light oak and have outgrown. I'm not sure what I'll do with it. It's really a nice looking piece and made fairly well for the cost. For a few more dollars continuous ("piano") hinges would be better. The gap between the doors when shut is now wider at the bottom than the top.