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200 CDs vs 65 jewel cases
The 200 count assumes you ditch jewel boxes for sleeves. Keep the boxes and capacity drops by two thirds.

Independent shopping perspective
Hard-shell CD case in Odyssey's Krom line, holding 200 CDs in sleeves or 65 in jewel cases. For mobile DJs still carrying physical discs.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

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The 200 count assumes you ditch jewel boxes for sleeves. Keep the boxes and capacity drops by two thirds.
Detail 02
Textured metal-look laminate over the shell. Hides scuffs better than smooth finishes and survives being slid across truck beds.
Detail 03
Rigid walls stop discs from flexing under stacked gear. A padded wallet will not do that.
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Neutral against black gear. Shows dust more than a black case in a dark load-in.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
200 discs in sleeves, or 65 in their original jewel cases. The higher number requires removing discs from jewel boxes and storing them in sleeves instead.
Plan on buying sleeves separately. The 200-disc figure assumes sleeved storage, so factor that into your cost if you are converting a jewel-case library.
Standard DVD and Blu-ray discs are the same 120mm diameter as CDs, so they fit sleeves the same way. Jewel-case slots are sized for CD jewel boxes.
Latching hardware varies by unit. If security matters for your workflow, confirm the latch type before you commit to it as your travel case.
Reference
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