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Andreas
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 Jewelcase vs. Digipack Some time ago, I always wanted my albums being in jewelcase, because of the CD storage lockers I had. So I was very disapointed that I had the digipack version of No Sacrifice, No Victory in the beginning. Now there's too many of them to fit in those 3, so I don't mind CDs being in digipack anymore. Most of the time they also have nice bonuses. It all started with Demons & Wizards - Touched by the Crimson King I guess. It had a beautiful package and a bonus CD. Digibooks can be beautiful aswell.
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-Mayhem-
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack I slighly prefer Digipaks.
Jewelcases are nice and look nice but Digipaks have often nice bonuses and/or extended artwork.
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omonoia 1948
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack Digipack too 
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beckius16
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Location: Öckerö, Sweden
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack Digipack hands down!
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Ine
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack Easy choice: digipack.
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Islane
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack Jewel case for president! They are way more durable than those thin paper digipacks. After a short time a digipac gets tiny white spots when the printed front paper is worn off. If somebody would ask me I'd prefer the content of a digipack inside a jewel case.
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Andreas
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack That only happens if you're not careful enough with your discography 
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Islane
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack I'm sorry, but I can't be arsed to use gloves with my CDs 
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Sanya
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack Hard decision for me. I like Jewelcase. They are more solid and look better on a shelf. But I want the extra content of a digipack. The digipack of Blind Guardian's Twist in a Myth nice and looks pretty solid, like a jewelcase wraped in paper. The digipack of Muse's Blackholes and Revlations isn't that nice and solid and it doesn't look that clean on the shelf.
More solid and straight Digipacks - Yes
A few of my old AC/DC CDs are broken and I want buy new CDs but they are no more in Jewelcases available. Digipacks don't match with my collection.
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dark.dragon
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Re: Jewelcase vs. Digipack I'm somehow used to jewelcases. But, as -Mayhem- said, So, digipack! 
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