When we look at the music realm, we can't help but marvel at the technological advancements that have come of age. Just 20 years ago, music was solely stored on large cumbersome 18' vinyl records. These did serve a great purpose for their time. Their quality was relatively good but they were subject to scratching and thus "jumping" when being played. They were also bulky as we mentioned making it difficult to store them adequately without damaging them. analog music to the breathtaking realm of digital music which provided a better quality and a better way to transport and store music. But with CDs came the issue of storage. Bad storage can damage CDs just the same way that vi8nyl records can be damaged. CDs are susceptible to heat damage and also scratching which can also make the music skip or even totally render the CD useless. There has therefore been a move to make sure that CDs are stored well
