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derefed · 06-03-2008, 11:26 PM

Actually, I am planning on moving them back and forth quite a bit, at least for the next couple of years, so that is a concern.

And I know what you mean by the difficult-to-remove hubs... most of my season sets come that way, and that's one of the reasons why I'm not simply putting my discs back into their original cases. The standard Amaray is definitely no where near that bad though... it's just that the Amaray II is really really cool.

Interesting note: apparently, the company that makes the cases (Amaray themselves, I'm assuming) do NOT make the cases that feature central hubs with the two raised tabs, one of which has written on it "PUSH". This was in fact the case I was expecting, but after talking to a service rep from U.S. Plastics Corp today, Amaray is no longer making those hubs, and instead are using these new ones with the three tabs.

06-03-2008, 11:26 PM	#13 of 14
derefed *Leland Hooker* Member Join Date: May 2008 Local Time: 12:23 AM Local Date: 09-07-2008 Posts: 7	Re: Need a DVD storage solution Actually, I am planning on moving them back and forth quite a bit, at least for the next couple of years, so that is a concern. And I know what you mean by the difficult-to-remove hubs... most of my season sets come that way, and that's one of the reasons why I'm not simply putting my discs back into their original cases. The standard Amaray is definitely no where near that bad though... it's just that the Amaray II is really really cool. Interesting note: apparently, the company that makes the cases (Amaray themselves, I'm assuming) do NOT make the cases that feature central hubs with the two raised tabs, one of which has written on it "PUSH". This was in fact the case I was expecting, but after talking to a service rep from U.S. Plastics Corp today, Amaray is no longer making those hubs, and instead are using these new ones with the three tabs.