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Post #85525

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Bossk
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DVD Packaging
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Date created
11-Jan-2005, 3:44 AM
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Originally posted by: CertifiedTHX
I must disagree. The Friday the 13th box set was released as a series of slim line snap cases, but one of the reviews I read about the set discussed the poor quality of those cases. The slim design is too thin, and the discs have trouble staying secured inside. Gave me the impression that the slim cases are a cheap, low-quality alternative to the standard Amaray cases, so I'm grateful they went with the latter.


I have several box sets that use the slim line snap cases and I've never had a problem. Seinfeld seasons 1 and 2, Family Guy volumes 1 and 2, and a couple others. No problems with breakage whatsoever. And the discs have no problems that I've seen snapping on the spindle. If anything, the spindle is sturdier than most larger cases as those spindles have the thin plastic flays (dunno what else to call them) that tend to break off much like CD packaging. The slim line cases have a solid hub that have small knobs that the disc snaps over. Never breaks. Although after some time the knobs may wear down, I suppose. But by that same logic, the hubs in larger cases would likely break before the knobs of a slim line wear down.

Just my two Lincolns.