Cassette Storage systems

[gamve]

Looking for some ideas for cassette storage. Need easy assess in a minimal amount of room.
I guess what I am asking tapeheads members is "Show us your Rack"
Cheers
G

[gamve]

Carn guys, need some ideas
Cheers
G

[Fast Forward]

I,m sorry I just stack mine and hope they don,t fall over

[close652]

I use these to built a wall.
They were produced in the 1980s in Czechoslovakia.
I have a couple of dozens of them, but not enough to store all my cassettes.

[stuartypoorty]

Happened to stumble across this a few years back, no longer in production.

Looks very sturdy and, to my eyes, near perfect - maybe a concerted effort from TapeHeads could see this being brought out of retirement. Dimensions were 24 3/4" H x 32 3/4" W x 2 1/4" D.

Failing that, a keen DIYer could knock out something similar.

www.sonicsense.com

[gamve]

I,m sorry I just stack mine and hope they don,t fall over

Yep this is my current system as well, hence my question

[MacGyver]

Happened to stumble across this a few years back, no longer in production.

Looks very sturdy and, to my eyes, near perfect - maybe a concerted effort from TapeHeads could see this being brought out of retirement. Dimensions were 24 3/4" H x 32 3/4" W x 2 1/4" D.

Failing that, a keen DIYer could knock out something similar.

www.sonicsense.com


that's quite effective. here's my method...


http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll310/shaorin-chan/DSCF0698.jpg

http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll310/shaorin-chan/DSCF0697.jpg


i need to take new pics as i have since reorganized the collection and relieved myself of some of the junk...

[NAD613]

I've got the same problem. Back in junior high & high school, I bought some of those 3-drawer units that hold about 42 tapes. Shelves aren't really an option where I am now, but a few of those drawers should help. I only need to store about 40-50 tapes or so I have scattered about. Nice thing about blank tapes is when you buy them in boxes of 10, they have they're own storage until you need them. Unfortunately, I end up ruining about half the boxes when I open them to get the tapes out.

http://www.taylorgifts.com/prodetail.asp?src=FRGL0406&itemno=10944A&CAWELAID=146562165

[Rat44]

I've got the same problem. Back in junior high & high school, I bought some of those 3-drawer units that hold about 42 tapes. Shelves aren't really an option where I am now, but a few of those drawers should help. I only need to store about 40-50 tapes or so I have scattered about. Nice thing about blank tapes is when you buy them in boxes of 10, they have they're own storage until you need them. Unfortunately, I end up ruining about half the boxes when I open them to get the tapes out.

http://www.taylorgifts.com/prodetail.asp?src=FRGL0406&itemno=10944A&CAWELAID=146562165

I have bought a few of those drawer units at GW for 2-3 $.
They do come in handy if you have the room for them.

[NAD613]

I have bought a few of those drawer units at GW for 2-3 $.
They do come in handy if you have the room for them.

Yeah, I've looked for them @ GW, but I couldn't find any. I may look again before I place an order.

[gamve]

Blank tape storage sorted. Still need some ideas for recorded media storage
Photos attached of blank tape, record and CD storage

[close652]

I found this nice rack for 20 tapes today at the thrift market.
I wish I had more of these.
It will definitely be by my work system once I got my own and new room.
I attach some pictures, the third is a close-up of its logo. I do not think it is U2 related :)

[Dazen1]

I attach some picture, the third is a close-up of its logo. I do not think it is U2 related :)

*lmao**lmao*